By adopting step frequency continuous wave technology, underground scanning and mapping can be performed at the highest resolution!
The latest ground penetrating radar 'GS8000' developed by Switzerland's Screening Eagle (Proceq) employs step frequency continuous wave technology. This technology allows for scanning and mapping of objects at the highest resolution. It can measure both flat and rough terrains, and the scanned data provides accurate real-time 3D positioning. The obtained 3D images can be shared via a dedicated app. Additionally, by using it in conjunction with the GNSS receiver (MA8000), mapping with accurate location information is also possible. *FTS Co., Ltd. is the official distributor of Screening Eagle (Proceq) in Japan.
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basic information
- High-resolution data acquisition using step frequency continuous wave technology - Accurate location mapping in conjunction with MA8000 (GNSS receiver) - Easy-to-push, compact, foldable cart
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Applications/Examples of results
- Subsurface investigation (archaeological survey, forensic investigation) - Asset inspection (bridges, roads, horizontal structures) - Utility detection
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AR (Augmented Reality) feature
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GS8000 app screen
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