Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)

GPR is used to scan through materials to identify defects within or behind.

We have access to multiple antennas and radar source sets, allowing us to scan through most earthy materials such as soil, brick, cement, and stone.

Example Client: MetroTech

How GPR Works

GPR detects subsurface anomalies and objects by measuring the time-of-flight and intensity of reflected radio waves. Our automated GPR system caters to maritime applications, offering automated GPR scans of large areas, reducing manpower and maximizing clarity on subsurface conditions for asphalt, soil, concrete, masonry. Despite its name, GPR is used frequently on surfaces other than the ground. Check out the robots that use the GPR system below:

Key Features

High-Resolution Imaging

Detailed subsurface views of structural elements up to 2 ft deep.

Motorized Deployment

GPR antenna can be operated by robotic unmanned systems to accelerate scans.

Multiple Connection Options

Onboard wifi or wired connection to a controller.

Cross-Polarization Configurations

Enhances discriminating power for different geometries of subsurface objects.

Remote Operation

Can be operated from a distance using hardline communication to reach difficult spaces.

Modular Design

Easily swapped with other aRC instruments like gas testing, ultrasound, and infrared.

Multiple customization options available.

With full-stack fabrication and software capabilities, we can make modifications to radar systems from optimizing them for a target material to ruggedization and form factor changes.

ASTM, ISO, and EN Standard Tools

We use industry-established and leading tools in our robots. Clients are assured that they are getting accurate and regulatory-acceptable data more efficiently thanks to our robots.