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Argos

Single Sensor Gradiometer
Extra Sensor Perception

 

Your mag survey found your anomalies. You’re close. In the old days, you’d rely on luck to find your target buried somewhere below a flat, indistinguishable patch of sea floor. Or not. Expensive multi-day searches that send surveyors home empty-handed are the norm because even a narrowed down target area can be a lot of ground to cover. Especially when some of that area is underground.

 

Now you can augment your efforts with the world’s first handheld total-gradiometer. Argos is the kind of innovation that makes you wonder how you ever got by without it.