We have successfully completed the prototyping stage and are actively working to optimize our flagship UXO detection technologies and render them available for field application by humanitarian organizations. Descriptions of our current technological initiatives may be viewed here.
Due to the fact that the small team of KOI Officers and Engineers must currently work on a voluntary basis, this unfortunately prolongs development and production time by a significant margin. This is further exacerbated by the reality that the vast majority of all expenses are currently borne by said Officers, such as the purchasing of parts. If you would like to support our work, please consider contributing a donation to help expedite the timeline when we may begin deploying our safer, more effective, and affordable UXO detection technologies to help save the lives and limbs of countless children and adults. Thank you.