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![[Press Release] Turning Unknown Underwater Sounds into a New Observation Target | Proposing “DGPU,” a Circular Framework for Underwater Acoustic Monitoring](/images/news/dgpu-framework-2026-card.webp)
We issued a press release via PR TIMES announcing that research findings on underwater passive acoustic monitoring by Takuji Noda and Takuya Koizumi of our Logverse division were published online in the international academic journal *Scientific Reports* on October 2, 2026.
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We will be exhibiting at the 21st Symposium of the Japan Bio-logging Society, to be held on October 8 and 9, 2026, at the Graduate University for Advanced Studies (Hayama Town, Kanagawa Prefecture), where we will showcase our data loggers, GPS collars, and other products.
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We will be exhibiting at the 31st Annual Conference of the Society for Wildlife and Society, to be held from October 10 to 12, 2026, with Corasse Fukushima (Fukushima City) as the main venue, where we will showcase the “LoggLaw G Series” GPS devices for wildlife damage control and the “Animal Portal” cloud service.
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We will be exhibiting at the 26th International Conference on Marine Mammal Biology (SMM2026), to be held in San Juan, Puerto Rico, from October 19 to 23, 2026, where we will showcase our data loggers for marine animals and underwater acoustic monitoring equipment.
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In an article in the Japanese edition of *WIRED* titled “15 Next-Generation AI Startups Monitoring and Restoring Nature—AI for Nature” (published August 26, 2026), our company was featured as a Kyoto University-spinoff startup working to bring biolocking technology to practical use.
Read More![[Press Release] First Confirmation of Japanese Deer Wintering at Altitudes Exceeding 1,600 Meters in Kamikochi Using GPS Tracking Technology](/images/news/kamikochi-deer-2026-pr-portal.png)
Our GPS Collars We issued a press release via PR TIMES announcing that, for the first time in Japan, we have demonstrated through a study using our GPS collar, the “LoggLaw G2C,” and the wildlife data management cloud platform “Animal Portal,” that Japanese deer remain and overwinter in forested areas at elevations exceeding 1,600 meters in Kamikochi, Northern Alps.
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An international research team from Hokkaido University, Kyoto University, and other institutions used our underwater video logger, “LoggLaw CAM,” to conduct synchronized visual and acoustic observations of the seafloor (at a depth of 260 m) in a glacial fjord in northwestern Greenland. They published their findings—including new insights such as deep-sea fish swimming backward and the acoustic presence of narwhals—in PLOS ONE (May 6, 2026).
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An article in the March 26, 2026, edition of the Shinano Mainichi Shimbun reported that our GPS collar, the “LoggLaw G2C,” was used in a study confirming the first-ever observation of Japanese deer overwintering in Kamikochi.
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