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Radar tech lets diggers see pipes before digging - Global Construction Review

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Israeli tech firm RodRadar and Sitech Deutschland have joined forces to market a product that uses radar and AI technology embedded in excavation equipment to prevent cable and pipeline strikes in Germany and Austria. RodRadar’s Live Dig Radar technology can detect underground objects in real time and alert machine operators. Sensors embedded in a digger’s bucket scan the ground and alert the operator to buried objects and their depth. The co…
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Radar tech lets diggers see pipes before digging - Global Construction Review

Israeli tech firm RodRadar and Sitech Deutschland have joined forces to market a product that uses radar and AI technology embedded in excavation equipment to prevent cable and pipeline strikes in Germany and Austria. RodRadar’s Live Dig Radar technology can detect underground objects in real time and alert machine operators. Sensors embedded in a digger’s bucket scan the ground and alert the operator to buried objects and their depth. The co…

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