The MineWolf (left) and Digger D-250 (right) are remotely-controlled machines that accelerate survey and clearance operations by using tillers to remove dense vegetation and destroy landmines. Manual deminers can quickly check whether the land processed by the machines has any remaining hazards. (Left photo courtesy of MAG. Right photo courtesy of The HALO Trust)

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