Grid in centimetres
Width, length and step in cm — the app works out lines and samples.
AI SCAN · NEW BETA
AI Scan — scan it, hear it, see the findings
Step-by-step grid scanning with the Ground Scanner. A voice assistant guides you, every step beeps, and at the end the app analyses the data by itself on the device: metals, voids, possible structures and soil disturbance, in 2D, 3D and 4D views.
- 4 finding categories: metal · void · possible structure · soil disturbance
- 2D · 3D · 4D views of the same scan, with ISO and colour tools
- EL · EN voice assistant and PDFs in the app language
- 0 tokens free in BETA — the analysis runs on the phone
AI Scan in practice
From setting up the grid to the 3D view of the findings.
LIVE
Ready in a minute
Define the grid just like in the field and start. Minimum grid: 2 lines × 2 samples.
Start & walking
Start LEFT or RIGHT, walk PARALLEL or CROSS.
Direction & surface
N→S, E→W, S→N, W→E; ground, slope or wall.
Manual or automatic
Each step from the app button or the instrument button, or automatic mode.
Ground Scanner over Bluetooth
Reads the instrument data with a connection indicator; a phone-magnetometer flow is also available.
Resume after an interruption
If something interrupts the scan, continue where you left off — or discard it.
Live grid image
Real-time OpenGL graphics while you scan.
Open files without an instrument
CSV, XLSX, XLS, ODS, XML, JSON, KML, GPX, ZIP — regular grids open in the Classic view, others in VOXEL.
VOICE & SOUND
An assistant that talks to you while you scan
In the style of the NOETIC console: short phrases in Greek or English, following the app language, and a beep on every step.
- Announces the start, the line and strong signals: probable metal with estimated depth, probable void, possible disturbance zone.
- It stays silent for the first 8 samples and says each event only once — no chatter.
- On the last step of every line it warns you to change direction.
- Right after the final step: “Scan completed” and a spoken summary of the findings.
- Sound on/off button that remembers your choice.
Scan started. Line 1.
A beep on every step
The tone is 800 Hz at normal readings, rises up to 2400 Hz as the deviation grows and falls down to 300 Hz when it drops. While the assistant speaks, the beep is lowered.
Four categories — nothing else
The analysis looks only for what matters in the field. For every finding it shows X/Y position, extent, peak value, estimated depth with its source, and the rule that detected it.
Metal
A strong point-like anomaly. Inside a disturbance zone it stands out only if it clearly exceeds the zone around it.
Void
An area with consistently lower values than its surroundings.
Possible structure
A coherent structure with a visible outline — straight lines and right angles — shown in full.
Soil disturbance
The dug and refilled soil zone around a target, from the surface down to the target.
Soil disturbance: YES · MARGINAL · NO
YES
The zone exists and remains after removing the general slope of the ground.
MARGINAL
There is an indication but it is not enough — the app points you to a check in VOXEL or AI Chat.
NO
No disturbance zone was found in this scan.
The disturbance rule is marked as experimental in the app. When the data are not enough, the result reads “not evaluable”.
EDGE ROW — EXCLUDED FROM INTERPRETATION
A void or structure resting on the first row of the grid is not called a finding: it is shown separately, because at the edge there are no surroundings to compare with.
The same scan in 2D, 3D and 4D
Every finding has a pin and a short callout beside the point; “Show only this” or “Show all” with one tap.
2D map
Interpolated heat map with ISO contours and grid.
3D surface
Height is the signal value, not depth — stated on the screen too.
4D volumetric
Volume built from the real data; finding boxes are a display convention.
- ISO interpolation & values
- Colour settings
- 2D interpolation
- Grid & depth
- Reset view
- Save CSV
No “invented” bodies: hidden cells become transparent instead of being filled with made-up values.
Your data, ready for the next step
Everything is saved automatically on the phone and opens in every tool of the app.
Files in every format
Grid CSV, X64D file, XML and a PNG image in the “Download/X6 AI 4D” folder.
GPS position in the file
Each file records the phone position and its source — or “unavailable”, never invented.
Scan list with thumbnails
Find any scan at a glance; NOETIC console scans also open in the Classic 2D/3D/4D view.
Send to other tools
One tap to AI Chat, VOXEL, AR 3D X-RAY or X6 GEO-SAT.
PDFs in your language
PDF reports are written in Greek or English, as selected in the app.
Files from other instruments
Open scans in CSV, Excel, ODS, XML, JSON, KML, GPX or ZIP and view them the same way.
Six steps from the field to the report
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Connect
Switch on the Ground Scanner and pair it over Bluetooth.
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Grid
Size, step, start side, walking pattern and direction.
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Scan
Step by step with beeps and voice guidance.
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Analysis
At the end the app finds the findings by itself.
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Review
Pins, callouts and 2D/3D/4D views.
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Report
Files, PDFs, or continue in AI Chat and VOXEL.
What it is — and what it is not
On-device analysis
The automatic analysis runs on the phone, offline and free of charge. For cloud analysis, send the scan to AI Chat.
Checkable rules
Clear statistical rules, not a “black box”: every finding shows the rule that produced it.
BETA and experimental labels
The feature is in BETA and the disturbance rule is marked as experimental — never hidden.
The phone’s voice
It uses Android text-to-speech; a female voice where one is installed on the phone.
Guides & downloads
Manuals, example scans and presentations for AI Scan.
Quick-start guide
PDF
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AI Scan manual
PDF
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Example scan
CSV
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Demo video
MP4
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Presentation
PPTX / PDF
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Technical sheet
PDF
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Extra material
ZIP
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Extra material
File
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Start your first AI Scan
Download the app, connect the Ground Scanner and hear your scan “speak”.