projects

Database

Building the UXO database

Freyr is currently working with Geometrics and Seequent (former Geosoft) to setup the UXO database tailormade for the European market. This will include the specific World War I and World War II ordnance. The ordnance will be acquired via the MTM Museum which holds- by far – the biggest UXO collection in Europe.

Reconfiguration

Create a Towed version for Land Operations

The MetalMapper 2×2 is available in a “push”-version. Freyr is currently working on a version which can be attached to a vehicle ensuring larger areas to be covered more efficiently. We expect this version to be operational in 2020

During July 2011, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers employees participate in hands-on MetalMapper training at the former Fort Ord military base in the Monterey Bay area of California. The device provides a new classification technology for sub-surface anomalies on Formerly Used Defense Sites, and is expected to help technicians better distinguish between unexploded ordnance and other metals beneath the soil. This training focused on how to get the device up and running to acquire data.

Marinizing the System

Creating a Marine version of the MetalMapper

Together with Geometrics we are designing a marine version of the MetalMapper. The first prototype will be designed to be fitted to a Working Class ROV. We strive to have the first prototype ready by mid-2020. We will keep the Industry updated on the progress.