PartnershipUpdated on 4 December 2025
Multi-Sensor UAV Platform for Humanitarian Demining
Found and CEO at Foxtrot Inc.
Yokohama, Japan
About
Foxtrot Inc. is seeking R&D partners to jointly develop a UAV-based multi-sensor EO detection platform for humanitarian demining. The system focuses on surface-level detection of scatterable anti-personnel mines such as PFM-1, especially in vegetated and low-visibility environments.
Our current pipeline integrates:
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RGB imaging for high-resolution visual inspection
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LiDAR for ground-surface reconstruction and vegetation penetration
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AI-based computer vision for anomaly detection and mine classification
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UAV-based surveying optimized for wide-area operations
We aim to collaborate with organizations experienced in UAV sensing, LiDAR processing, geospatial analytics, synthetic datasets, signal processing, or operational demining research.
Target outcome:
A field-deployable multi-sensor detection module suitable for Eurasian grasslands (30–70 cm vegetation height) and winter low-contrast conditions.
We welcome collaborations with universities, R&D labs, sensor manufacturers, humanitarian engineering groups, or mine-action organizations interested in EO detection innovation.
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Kenji Tanaka
Found and CEO at Foxtrot Inc.
Yokohama, Japan
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Alexander Asomani-Sasu
Engineer at Fusion IT Services Limited
London, United Kingdom