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Seck was selected for the Space Strategy Fund Project (Phase 2) on February 10, 2026 with the University of Tokyo as the lead institution and partners including Ritsumeikan University.
Seck will participate as a member of a development team led by Ritsumeikan University to develop a wide-angle spectroscopic camera and a microscopic spectroscopic camera for the lunar exploration project.
Ritsumeikan University will spearhead research to develop systems for acquiring high-precision topographic data and analyzing lunar regolith properties.
The intent of the Ritsumeikan University project is to design frameworks for civil engineering based on environmental assessment of the lunar surface.
The project is proposed and led by Ritsumeikan University.