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AMI Attachments LIVE DIG RADAR

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LIVE DIG RADAR
Take the guesswork out of locating utilities with the all-new Live Dig Radar® bucket — the first-ever ground penetrating radar system that’s integrated directly into an excavator bucket. For the first time, excavator operators now have real-time detection and alerts for safer and more productive job sites when working around utilities. By using leading-edge radar technology, Live Dig Radar® buckets deliver instant and accurate results that identify the presence of a utility and its depth. Live Dig Radar® represents the most significant advancement in excavation safety and utility detection — and is now available.

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Model
LIVE DIG RADAR
Category Name
Compact Excavator
Year
2024
Manufacturer
AMI
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AMI Attachments LIVE DIG RADAR LIVE DIG RADAR® (LDR) TECHNOLOGY
The one and only patented ground-penetrating radar imaging technology platform for real-time, automatic, on-site underground utility detection, empowering the operator, the contractor, and the entire earthworks ecosystem for safe, reliable excavations.
AMI Attachments LIVE DIG RADAR LDR EXCAVATE™
LDR Excavate™ is the first-ever ground penetrating radar (GPR) integrated in the excavator’s digging bucket, detecting and alerting on underground utilities in real-time during live excavation.
AMI Attachments LIVE DIG RADAR LDR VISUALIZE™
LDR Visualize™ is an easy-to-use display unit located inside the excavator cabin. Using advanced algorithms to classify radar echoes, it provides the operator with automated real-time alerts, without the need for offsite expert analysis. Any novice operator with limited or no training can understand the information provided by LDR Excavate™ and independently avoid damaging underground utilities.
AMI Attachments LIVE DIG RADAR DETECTS ALL UTILITY TYPES
LDR Excavate™ can detect all types of pipes and utilities, including gas, power, communications, fiber-optics, water, sewage, oil and chemicals - in different soils and types of substrates.
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