Large Update for Municipal Capture App 'Inoshika Record': Adds Support for Bears and Birds, Accelerates Administrative DX with Multi-Animal Application

Forex Robotics, headquartered in Funabashi, Chiba, led by CEO Kazuyuki Takahashi, announced a major update to its wildlife capture information management system, 'Inoshika Record,' on May 31, 2026.

[Key Update Contents] - Official support for bears (brown bears, Asian black bears) - Multiple animal application for large/medium beasts (up to 5 of the same species) - Multiple species/multi-bird application for birds (5 species × up to 59 birds each) - Expanded support for animals in the management console - Enhanced visualization in the dashboard

CEO Takahashi stated, 'With this update, we have covered most of the major animals targeted under the 'Wildlife Damage Special Measures Law.' The environment surrounding the field is changing significantly, with labor shortages and an increase in bear-related damage. By digitizing municipal capture administrative tasks and connecting them to data-driven planning and improved trapping rates, we will support the balance between safety and efficiency in the field.'

[What is Inoshika Record?] It is a service that digitizes administrative procedures for capture applications based on the 'Wildlife Damage Prevention Plan' in municipal governments. When a hunter inputs and sends photos and information regarding the capture via a smartphone app, the application is submitted to the municipal office in real-time via the company's servers.

[Company Profile] Founded in 2015 in Japan, Forex Robotics is a software company with the mission to 'bring advanced technology to everyone.' It provides products and services based on finance, robotics, machine learning, and IoT.