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Liberaware and Saitama Prefecture: A New Era of Disaster Response

In a significant move towards enhancing disaster management, Liberaware has officially partnered with Saitama Prefecture by signing an agreement for the operational use of unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) during emergencies. This collaboration aims to provide prompt assistance in the event of natural disasters such as earthquakes and severe weather conditions, setting a benchmark for future disaster response efforts.

Background of the Agreement

Saitama Prefecture’s sewerage bureau has been working relentlessly to bolster disaster response capabilities, and this new agreement adds another layer of support to their existing emergency frameworks.
Liberaware’s innovative internal inspection drone, named IBIS2, has already showcased its effectiveness during an incident in Yashio City, where it was utilized for site investigations concerning a subsidence accident. This successful application has enhanced the credibility of the drone's technology, paving the way for this strategic partnership.
With this new agreement in place, Liberaware pledges to deliver sophisticated disaster response support promptly within the prefecture, capitalizing on their extensive expertise in drone operations.

Commitment to Safer Communities

Liberaware is committed to deepening collaborations with local governments, especially in terms of disaster preparedness and response strategies. Their mission emphasizes creating