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Over 100 demining operators certified in Ukraine. Photo: Ministry of Defense As of the beginning of June, 108 mine action operators have been certified in Ukraine. The volume of territories that have received safe status has increased by almost 50% compared to last year. This was announced during a round table by Colonel Oleg Shuvarsky, Head of the Mine Action Department - Deputy Head of the Main Department of Mine Action, Civil Protection and E…
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thedigitalinsider.comBeyond Drones and AI: Rethinking the Future of Humanitarian Demining
I've been working with drones since 2014, but the outbreak of war in Ukraine marked a turning point in my career. Since 2022, my focus has shifted to exploring how drones can be used to automate humanitarian demining – what capabilities they need, and how technology can make these efforts safer and more efficient. As part of this work, I closely follow the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD), attend their events, and re…
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