Consistent Environment
The subsurface remains exceptionally consistent over time, providing reliable reference points for mapping and autonomous vehicles to localize against.
GPR stands for Ground Positioning Radar.
Formerly WaveSense, GPR rebranded in 2017 to align with the vision of setting subterranean data as the industry standard in autonomous localization.
Seeing When Other Sensors Can't
GPS Independent: Operates without reliance on GPS signals
Terrain Agnostic: Functions across various terrains and environments
Fail-Point Resistant: Unaffected by typical sensor failure scenarios
Stable Maps: Data remains reliable over time
Orthogonal Redundancy: For true functional safety
The Surface Changes. GPR Maps Don’t.
Unique Features
Even in seemingly homogeneous areas, the subsurface contains unique, character-rich, and identifiable features.
All Condition Scanning
GPR can scan and interpret subsurface data regardless of surface conditions or visibility, positioning autonomous vehicles and machinery precisely on and off roads.