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Genesys International launches advanced IDS GeoRadar GPR System
Mar-06-2026

Genesys International Corporation has launched advanced Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) solution from IDS GeoRadar, powered by patented Equalised Scrambling Technology (EST) and Wide / Multi Array Antenna Technology. The solution marks an important advancement in the detection, mapping, and digitisation of underground utilities - including critical water pipelines and sewer networks-through high-resolution 3D subsurface imaging. 

The advanced GPR system enables precise identification and mapping of buried infrastructure such as water pipelines, sewer networks, telecom cables, power lines, and other critical utilities. By delivering detailed 3D insights into subsurface assets, the technology will help urban authorities, infrastructure developers, and engineering agencies significantly improve planning accuracy while reducing risks associated with excavation and construction activities. 

The company will integrate the IDS GeoRadar technology with its digital mapping and 3D geospatial platforms, enabling the creation of accurate subsurface digital twins for urban environments. This capability will allow cities to visualise, manage, and monitor underground assets with greater clarity, supporting safer construction, improved infrastructure planning, and better lifecycle management of utilities. The technology is expected to support smart city initiatives, urban infrastructure expansion, metro and highway projects, water infrastructure upgrades, and large-scale utility modernisation programmes across India. By providing reliable subsurface intelligence, the system can help prevent damage to existing infrastructure, minimise project delays, and improve coordination among multiple utility stakeholders.

Genesys International Corporation is an advanced mapping solutions company. With state-of-the-art infrastructure and a growing list of Fortune 500 and SME clients, it is well-positioned to play a significant role in the global GIS and Geospatial industry.

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