Knowledge sharing and collaboration have become vital for progress and innovation in today’s fast-paced business world. These indispensable practices fuel growth and enable businesses to stay at the forefront of their respective fields. Recognizing this, GroundProbe recently organized a series of Regional Partners Conference and Training Workshops across North and South America to foster knowledge […]
READ MOREGroundProbe recognised at Australia’s International Good Design Awards for Excellence in Design and Innovation
The winners of Australia’s peak international design awards were announced on Friday, 8 September, at the 2023 Australian Good Design Awards in front of more than 1,000 guests from the design community. GroundProbe’s entry – BlastVision® – received a prestigious Good Design Award Winner Accolade in the Engineering Design category in recognition of outstanding design […]
READ MORECelebrating some of our recent global deployments – Sept 2023
For over 21 years, we have been creating state-of-the-art technologies and software that deliver precise and reliable information to our customers, helping them better manage risk, maintain operations and production, and keep people and communities safe worldwide. Our radars are now located in every corner of the globe. GroundProbe’s customers are spread across over 35+ […]
READ MOREFriction – Excerpt – ‘Why we use Slope Stability Radars and How it’s Changing’
Originally written by Paul Davies, Commercial Manager, Australasia GroundProbe Australia, and published in Friction In recent years, there has been a growth in the use of slope stability radars in open-cut mines. Although the primary reason has always been operator safety, a secondary benefit to improvements to mine productivity has justified increasing their usage. In […]
READ MOREMeet Our People: Rehana Samat, Manager – Finance Business Partner
What is your name? My name is Rehana Samat What is your position at GroundProbe? I am the Manager – Finance Business Partner, based in Brisbane How long have you been working for GroundProbe? I have been working for GroundProbe for 12 years What makes your job at GroundProbe Unique? Looking back over my time […]
READ MOREInternational Mining Article – Excerpt – ‘A Safe Pair of Eyes’
Originally written and published by Paul Moore from International Mining August 2023. With high-profile open pit wall failures and tailings dam collapses in the past decade, ultra-high accuracy predictive slope stability monitoring is no longer deemed a luxury – it is a necessity. Slope stability monitoring is often perceived to be mainly about the instruments, […]
READ MOREInviting interest in our GroundProbe Geotechnical Scholarship 2023
Calling all 3rd or 4th year students studying geotechnical, civil engineering, or mining at an Australian university. You are invited to register for our GroundProbe Geotechnical Scholarship 2023. The scholarship is a fully funded three-week training program for up to four undergraduate students to join us at our largest Geotechnical Monitoring Centre in Balikpapan, Indonesia. […]
READ MOREChanging lives through education and training in Indonesia
At GroundProbe, we are committed to positively impacting and supporting the communities we conduct business in. In April, we shared news of our dedication to the education and employment of youth in Balikpapan, Indonesia. Today, we are excited to update you on the remarkable progress and inspiring stories from our partnership with the Terampil Digital […]
READ MOREMeet Our People: Marcelo Zamora, Technical Specialist, Peru
What is your name? My name is Marcelo Zamora (Marcelo Andrés Zamora Ugalde). What is your position at GroundProbe? I am a GroundProbe Technical Specialist working on Radars and Lidars in Peru. How long have you been working for GroundProbe? I began working for GroundProbe in 2018, so five years. What makes your job unique? […]
READ MORETeaching STEM to schools in Latin America
Our colleagues from STEM Punks recently returned to Australia from their 3-week teaching tour of Latin America, generously supported by a $300,000 grant from the Orica Impact Fund. The highly successful tour saw a team from STEM Punks teach science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) subjects at 11 schools (4 in Medellin, Colombia, 4 in […]
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