Torvizion Announces SkyDomain New Version at FGN Growth Pitch

Torvizion Co., Ltd., headquartered in Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, with Mamoru Masumoto as Representative Director, presented its air route design and visualization platform, "SkyDomain_New Version," at the FGN Growth Pitch held in Fukuoka City on April 9, 2026. The company asserts that the primary obstacle to drone proliferation is the absence of established "flyable paths (air routes)" rather than drone performance. Torvizion utilizes multiple patented technologies to quantitatively assess airspace value and risk, developing an infrastructure business that designs and implements "usable air routes" in collaboration with local governments and major corporations. This initiative is positioned to address three concurrent structural crises: escalating disaster countermeasures, a severe shortage of logistics personnel (exacerbated by the "2024 problem" and rising fuel costs impacting remote area transport), and the imperative for national defense infrastructure re-establishment. The company plans to accelerate the social implementation of air route infrastructure from Fukuoka. During the FGN Growth Pitch, Mamoru Masumoto detailed the patented technologies behind SkyDomain, noting that rapid advancements in AI development methods, including AI vibecoding, have enabled the implementation phase of these technologies. SkyDomain offers three core functions: "Design, Visualize, and Immediately Utilize" airspace. These include normal-time route design (e.g., from evacuation centers, logistics hubs, medical facilities, with 3D visualization using PLATEAU data), emergency response (immediate data download for pre-designed routes during disasters), and "airspace OS-ification" (assigning unique addresses to drone routes and managing ownership, usage, and transaction rights separately to establish airspace data as a social asset). Torvizion is actively seeking partners, including local governments and corporations, to collaborate on air route design, regional consensus building, demonstration, and continuous operation.