Our cutting-edge technology, continual focus on innovation and persistent emphasis on meeting customer needs has won us a long list of national and international awards. From #1 Most Innovative Company to Good Design Awards to Engineering Excellence, GroundProbe has proudly been recognised by our peers, innovation specialists and industry experts alike. These awards range across […]
READ MOREProviding the Right Solution that Delivers Certainty and Confidence
Providing the right solution — not a one-size-fits-all product — that delivers certainty and confidence, is something we strongly believe in at GroundProbe. With the broadest range of technologies and services, and a truly global footprint of support, only GroundProbe can offer a complete, tailored solution. “Geotechnical monitoring is nuanced and no one product or […]
READ MOREIncreased Levels of Support with WebUpload
GroundProbe can offer increased levels of support with remote data access. We encourage all our customers to activate WebUpload, a utility program used in conjunction with our industry-leading software. It’s what allows our Customer Support Desk, Proactive Support Desk and Geotechnical Engineers to view your radar data and diagnostics, and in doing so, provide remote […]
READ MOREDedicated Proactive Support Through Advanced Data Analytics
GroundProbe runs a comprehensive proactive support program to increase the uptime of our systems and ensure less hassle for our customers. It forms an integral part of our industry-leading reliability engineering program. The program is a dedicated, separately-resourced support service, staffed by committed officers fully equipped with the skills and training required to perform this […]
READ MOREGML-Underground: Targeted Ground Support Case Study
Underground environments are very dynamic by nature, with the effectiveness of ground support always changing. Through monitoring, areas of high risk can be identified and rehabilitated in a targeted way. Cracks could be seen on visual inspection, yet the customer was unsure if the shaft wall was moving, accelerating, slowing down or had stopped moving.
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