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Illustration of a city skyline with a jet, a helicopter, air taxis and drones connected by blue lines

MISSION / VISION / VALUE

Creating Space as Digital Infrastructure for the Sky

We envision a world where next-generation air mobility, such as drones and flying cars, freely traverse the skies, supporting our social infrastructure day and night—a world where everyone can benefit from the sky. By digitalizing physical space with spatial IDs and implementing four-dimensional space management, we will contribute to realizing a society where drones and next-generation air mobility can coexist.

TRJX flight planning software showing a drone route around buildings on 2D and 3D maps

Business Details

Providing 4D Spatiotemporal Infrastructure for Continuity and Stability

Based on our 4D spatiotemporal infrastructure, we develop safer flight paths that enable stable drone operations without relying on pilot expertise. Through our operations center and partnerships with local governments, we provide comprehensive drone management systems that allow even inexperienced staff to safely operate automated drones using 3D city models.

Satellite map of a waterfront overlaid with blue 3D risk volumes and white voxel boxes

Technical Overview

Generating and Providing Safer Flight Paths

We conduct spatial risk assessments and generate flight paths that contribute to safety based on these evaluations.

  • Mapping structures and risks to voxel-based spatial data
  • Optimal route planning based on spatial information
  • AI-powered safe flight route generation for multiple drones using 4D trajectory technology

Our simulator generates safe drone routes by evaluating various risk factors, including ground risks from 3D city models, helicopter traffic, and nearby drone operations, making drone operation accessible to everyone.

USE CASES

Conducting Situation Monitoring Through Video Along Fixed Routes

By developing a simulator that visualizes complex urban situations as spatial risk assessment values using data from 3D city models, building models, and land use models, even inexperienced operators can plan flight routes with proper risk assessment and safely conduct drone operations.

Railway inspection dashboard with a map of catenary inspection points and a photo of a tower

CASE 1: Inspection: Using 3D city models of railways and surrounding areas to automatically generate safe flight routes that avoid structures within and around railway lines. The system also coordinates train position information with operators to safely avoid running trains.

Black drone parked on a large white rooftop next to a parapet wall

CASE 2: Security & Disaster Prevention: Utilizing 3D city models to automatically generate safe flight routes that avoid structures around security facilities and disaster sites. Quick assessment of damaged areas is possible by comparing footage with images taken during normal conditions.

Drone hovering over a rural village with a warehouse, houses and rice fields

CASE 3: Logistics: Using 3D city models to automatically generate safe flight routes that prioritize flying over areas and buildings with minimal damage potential in case of falls. The system provides operators with position information about nearby drones and helicopters.