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Genesys Launches Advanced GeoRadar System
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Genesys Launches Advanced GeoRadar System

Genesys International Corporation has launched an advanced Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) solution from IDS GeoRadar for underground utility mapping in India. The system uses patented Equalised Scrambling Technology (EST) and Wide/Multi-Array Antenna Technology to deliver high-resolution three-dimensional imaging of subsurface infrastructure.

The technology enables the detection and mapping of buried assets such as water pipelines, sewer networks, telecom cables and power lines. By providing detailed subsurface insights, the system aims to help urban authorities and infrastructure developers improve planning accuracy and reduce risks associated with excavation and construction.

Genesys plans to integrate the IDS GeoRadar solution with its digital mapping and 3D geospatial platforms to create subsurface digital twins for urban environments. This will enable cities to visualise, monitor and manage underground infrastructure more effectively.

Sajid Malik, Chairman and Managing Director, Genesys International Corporation Ltd, said the technology will support safer infrastructure development and improved planning for utilities and urban projects.

The system is expected to support smart city programmes, metro and highway development, water infrastructure upgrades and other large-scale urban infrastructure initiatives.

Genesys International Corporation has launched an advanced Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) solution from IDS GeoRadar for underground utility mapping in India. The system uses patented Equalised Scrambling Technology (EST) and Wide/Multi-Array Antenna Technology to deliver high-resolution three-dimensional imaging of subsurface infrastructure. The technology enables the detection and mapping of buried assets such as water pipelines, sewer networks, telecom cables and power lines. By providing detailed subsurface insights, the system aims to help urban authorities and infrastructure developers improve planning accuracy and reduce risks associated with excavation and construction. Genesys plans to integrate the IDS GeoRadar solution with its digital mapping and 3D geospatial platforms to create subsurface digital twins for urban environments. This will enable cities to visualise, monitor and manage underground infrastructure more effectively. Sajid Malik, Chairman and Managing Director, Genesys International Corporation Ltd, said the technology will support safer infrastructure development and improved planning for utilities and urban projects. The system is expected to support smart city programmes, metro and highway development, water infrastructure upgrades and other large-scale urban infrastructure initiatives.

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