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ImpulseRadar At ImpulseRadar, we make incredibly modern and advanced ground-penetrating radar solutions that are very user-friendly.

ImpulseRadar develops and builds ground penetrating radar (GPR) instruments and related software. We are the only GPR manufacturer offering an entire product line that utilizes the latest real-time sampling technology. This design concept provides significant operational and performance benefits over older designs. We support our advanced hardware with excellent user interfaces and improved processing software, which are simple, clean, intuitive, and reliable. When it comes to investigating and mapping subsurface features and structures, we know our customers often face complex challenges. But you want tools that enable you to overcome these in a quick, straightforward, and dependable way. Because of this, we focus our efforts on areas where we can make a clear difference in functionality, user-friendliness, and system performance. Our proven GPR technology will help you maximize your productivity and decision-making capabilities while driving results across a wide range of application areas. As an established company, we have an international network for sales and support. We are also Triple-A (AAA) rated by Dun & Bradstreet, in recognition of our high creditworthiness and capacity for meeting payment liabilities. So please put your trust in us and become part of the ImpulseRadar user community. We are here to help you – contact us today

Something new is taking shape at ImpulseRadar.We’re excited to give you an early look at ViewPoint 2, our next-generatio...
14/10/2026

Something new is taking shape at ImpulseRadar.

We’re excited to give you an early look at ViewPoint 2, our next-generation field data acquisition app for ImpulseRadar GPR systems, including our new PinPointR3D.

Rebuilt from the ground up with a modern software architecture, ViewPoint 2 combines a familiar user experience with a cleaner interface, streamlined workflows, and a stronger foundation for future development.

It also introduces several highly requested features, including real-time time slices, enhanced reporting, and extended data export capabilities.

The ViewPoint 2 Beta is now available on Google Play!
👇 Try it out, explore the new features, and let us know what you think:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.impulseradar.viewpoint2

Your input will help us fine-tune ViewPoint 2 ahead of its official release. We look forward to hearing what you think!

We’ve always believed that good GPR technology should do more than collect data. It should make the work in the field ea...
07/10/2026

We’ve always believed that good GPR technology should do more than collect data. It should make the work in the field easier, give you a clearer picture of what’s below the surface, and help turn complex datasets into useful information.

That’s exactly what we had in mind with PinPointR 3D.

Built to make high-quality 3D GPR more practical and accessible, it brings together lightweight, one-person deployment with a workflow that takes you from data collection in the field to processing and visualization afterwards.

And for us, that practical side is important. It’s not only about the technology itself, but how naturally it fits into the way people actually work.

More data. Better perspective. A simpler workflow.

That’s what we’re aiming for.

Curious to see what 3D GPR could do for your next project?
👉 Learn more about PinPointR 3D: https://impulseradargpr.com/pinpointr-3d-2/

ImpulseRadar is at SEASC 2026 in Kuala Lumpur! The 18th South East Asia Survey Congress brings together surveying, geoma...
18/08/2026

ImpulseRadar is at SEASC 2026 in Kuala Lumpur!

The 18th South East Asia Survey Congress brings together surveying, geomatics, and geospatial professionals from across the region to exchange knowledge, explore new technologies, and discuss the evolving needs of the industry.

For us, it’s a great opportunity to connect with the surveying community and discuss how Ground Penetrating Radar continues to complement modern geospatial workflows - providing valuable information about what lies beneath the surface.

Our team is here throughout 18-19 August, and we look forward to meeting customers, partners, and fellow professionals from across Southeast Asia.

If you're attending SEASC 2026, come and say hello!

📍 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
📅 18–19 August 2026

Summer Break Notice Please note that our Swedish offices will be closed for our annual summer break from 13 July through...
07/07/2026

Summer Break Notice

Please note that our Swedish offices will be closed for our annual summer break from 13 July through 27 July.

During this period, our response times may be longer than usual. We appreciate your patience and understanding and will be happy to assist you again when we return.

We wish everyone a wonderful, relaxing, and sunny summer!

Every shipment tells a story.Behind every box leaving our warehouse is a new project waiting to begin -whether it's loca...
01/07/2026

Every shipment tells a story.

Behind every box leaving our warehouse is a new project waiting to begin -whether it's locating underground utilities, assessing infrastructure, supporting research, or exploring challenging environments.
We know that our systems become part of our customers' daily work, helping them make informed decisions with confidence.

That's why every shipment is more than a delivery. It's the beginning of a new project, a new challenge, and new opportunities to see beneath the surface.
It's always exciting to think about where the next project will take our technology - and the people using it.

GPR2026 has been a fantastic opportunity to reconnect with colleagues, meet new faces, and exchange ideas with the globa...
25/06/2026

GPR2026 has been a fantastic opportunity to reconnect with colleagues, meet new faces, and exchange ideas with the global GPR community. It's been exciting to see the latest research, innovative applications, and technical developments being shared throughout the conference.
As a Platinum Sponsor, we're proud to be part of this milestone event celebrating 40 years of the GPR conference series.
If you're attending the conference and haven't had the chance to meet us yet, there's still time! Stop by our booth - we'd be delighted to discuss your projects, exchange experiences, and connect.
A big thank you to the organizers and everyone who has contributed to making GPR2026 such a success.

We're excited to see the first results emerging from the North Greenland Windsled Expedition 2026.Operating in Arctic co...
22/06/2026

We're excited to see the first results emerging from the North Greenland Windsled Expedition 2026.

Operating in Arctic conditions with temperatures reaching -25°C, the team used the CrossOver CO4080 to survey and secure an access route between the glacier front and the Greenland Ice Sheet.
The preliminary results are encouraging, revealing internal snowpack structures and snow depth variations while helping assess the surveyed route for potential hazards.
Projects like this demonstrate the versatility of Ground Penetrating Radar and its value in supporting scientific exploration and decision-making in some of the world's most challenging environments.
A big thank you to the expedition team for their dedication and professionalism, and to everyone involved in making this project possible. We are proud that our technology could contribute to such an inspiring initiative.

We are pleased to announce that we will be attending GPR2026 as a Platinum Sponsor.This year's conference is particularl...
17/06/2026

We are pleased to announce that we will be attending GPR2026 as a Platinum Sponsor.

This year's conference is particularly special, marking 40 years since the first Ground Penetrating Radar Conference was held in Georgia, USA, in 1986. Over the past four decades, the conference series has brought together researchers, engineers, and practitioners from around the world, becoming one of the most important events for the global GPR community.

We are proud to support GPR2026, which will take place in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, from 23-26 June 2026, and to contribute to an event that promotes knowledge sharing, innovation, and collaboration across our industry.

We look forward to connecting with the global GPR community and contributing to the discussions that will help shape the future of GPR technology and applications.
If you're attending GPR2026, we'd be delighted to connect.

See you in Newcastle!

Last week we asked the GPR community: what's the most challenging ground condition you've worked in?Thank you to everyon...
09/06/2026

Last week we asked the GPR community: what's the most challenging ground condition you've worked in?

Thank you to everyone who shared their experiences! 🙏
Here's what came back:

🌧️ Weather & Moisture
Wet conditions and rain came up repeatedly — particularly in agricultural fields. Clay-based soils already present a challenge, but add moisture and GPR performance can drop significantly due to increased signal attenuation.

🌍 Soil Type
Heavy sodic dispersive clays were highlighted as one of the toughest environments, with pe*******on depth limited to as little as 60 cm. A practical tip from the community: higher frequency antennas (800 MHz) can offer more usable data in these conditions by maximising resolution down to attenuation depth.

📍 Location & Terrain
Responses came in from across the globe — from North America to Scandinavia to industrial sites in Northern Europe. Rugged terrain, logged forest areas, asphalt surfaces, and complex multi-layer utility environments all made the list.

🏺 Unusual Surveys
One standout example: surveying a 55m wide, 5m tall burial mound with a multichannel array. A great reminder that GPR goes far beyond utilities!

The takeaway? Ground conditions can make or break a survey — and no two sites are ever the same. Understanding your environment is just as important as the technology you bring to it.

What would you add to the list?

❓ A question for the GPR community:What's the most challenging ground condition you've worked in?We've all seen situatio...
02/06/2026

❓ A question for the GPR community:
What's the most challenging ground condition you've worked in?

We've all seen situations where the same survey approach produces excellent results in one area and completely different results in another.
Ground conditions play a major role in how radar signals behave, influencing pe*******on depth, signal clarity, and ultimately data interpretation.
It's a good reminder that successful GPR surveys are not only about the technology - they're also about understanding the environment in which that technology is being used.
Share your experiences below 👇

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