Landmines and unexploded ordnance (UXO) pose persistent threats in post-conflict regions. Between 2019 and 2023 alone, Landmine Monitor recorded 13,541 civilian casualties from UXO, with approximately 44% being children. Beyond the human toll, these hidden threats paralyze economic development, rendering vast agricultural lands unusable, limiting infrastructure expansion, and deterring foreign investment. Traditional demining methods, such as manual probing, canine detection, and single-sensor technologies, are slow, hazardous, and insufficient for large-scale clearance. 

Our project, AeroMine, offers a scalable, efficient, and safe solution by deploying autonomous drones equipped with a multi-sensor detection suite to identify and map explosive hazards across diverse terrains. 

The AeroMine system integrates thermal imaging, electromagnetic sensors, sound-based detection, ground-penetrating radar, and metal detection to enhance identification accuracy across different environments and ordnance types. By combining sensor fusion with autonomous mapping capabilities, AeroMine reduces human risk, lowers operational costs, and increases the commercial viability of demining solutions.