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GEODAR

Provides a ground-penetrating radar sensor that enables excavator operators to visualize underground infrastructure in real-time, using 3D and 2D GPS technology for precise location tracking. This system reduces the risk of utility damage, saving an average of $87,000 per incident, while increasing excavation efficiency by 15%, translating to approximately $25,000 in annual savings for operators.

Montréal, CanadaFounded 20224200+ followers
Updated 20 months ago

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Problem

Excavation projects face significant risks from accidentally damaging underground utilities, leading to costly repairs, project delays, potential fines, and safety hazards. Traditional methods of locating underground infrastructure are often imprecise and time-consuming, increasing the likelihood of these incidents.

Solution

GEODAR provides a ground-penetrating radar (GPR) sensor, called Explor, that gives excavator operators real-time visualization of underground infrastructure. The sensor scans the ground and displays the location of buried utilities directly on a screen within the excavator cab, enabling operators to avoid accidental damage. The system integrates 2D and 3D GPS technology to enhance location accuracy and support land-leveling tasks. By increasing digging efficiency and preventing utility strikes, the Explor sensor reduces project costs and improves job site safety.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes excavation contractors, utility companies, and construction firms seeking to improve safety, reduce costs, and increase efficiency in excavation projects.

Features

  • Real-time 3D and 2D visualization of underground utilities directly in the excavator cab
  • Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) technology for accurate detection of buried infrastructure
  • Integrated GPS for precise location tracking and enhanced excavator performance
  • Compatibility with user-uploaded mapping data from damage prevention centers for increased precision
  • Increased excavation efficiency by approximately 15%
  • Reduction in the risk of damaged utility incidents
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