Fighter plane from World War II discovered in London
12 يناير 2007
The Future I-160 detected a crashed fighter plane from World War II in the heart of London.
No other metal detector, geophysical instrument or ground penetrating radar which was used for this investigation was able to locate the hidden parts of the plane. But the geophysical instrument Future I-160 with its high resolution performed an accurate pinpointing of the detected target.
Television, press, archeologists, scientists and even the pilot himself were present dureing the excavation of the engine. The located parts are now exhibited in the Imperial War Museum in London.
3D ground scanner discovers bunker from WWI
Report from the Dutch 'Coinhunter Magazine' about a sensational discovery of a bunker system from World War I.
Scanners look for clues
The Australian Bunker and Military Museum uses the Future I-160 ground scanner to find hidden bunkers.
eXp 6000 Treasure Find Collection in Turkey
Coins, sculptures, jewelry and further artifacts were discovered with OKM eXp 6000 in Anatolia, Turkey. The artifacts can be dated ...