Search Systems

6 search systems work according to multiple detection techniques. The Gold Vision metal detector is a multi-system device that provides an advanced metal detector that combines multiple detection technologies to provide a more comprehensive and accurate search to discover targets buried underground, know their exact location, and estimate the depth at which they are located.

The search systems in the Gold Vision device include six integrated systems, namely:

3D ground scanning system

The “3D” ground scanning system is a new and distinctive addition to the Gold Vision device. This system works with the built-in ground scanning technology through the smart sensor that is used to measure changes in magnetic fields resulting from metallic targets or underground voids.

The signals received by the device are enhanced by a “signal enhancement dish” that is installed on the front of the device. The survey data is then transmitted via Bluetooth technology to be modeled and represented in a 3D graphic, and the search results are displayed in the device’s exclusive application that can be installed on any smartphone or tablet that supports the Android system. Geoground has developed and programmed this application, which provides the user with multiple visual tools to analyze the 3D drawing and visually determine the type, shape, size, and depth of any potential targets within the ground survey area.

Long-range scanning system in Gold Vision

The long-range scanning system in the Gold-Vision device was developed with new and unique technology to ensure the detection of deep metal objects and buried treasures from long and large distances.

Search options are customized for this system, such as choosing the type of soil to search in, the type of target to be detected, the survey field, and more options. Where the device works on programming the search process based on the options that were previously allocated in the system settings, in order to obtain more accurate and valid results during the search process.

Free mode system

The free mode system in the Gold Vision device is similar to the principle of operation and technology found in the long-range scanning system, except that in this system we can specify an accurate value for the required search frequencies, to match a specific type of metal that we want to search for, in order to obtain more accuracy during Search for specific minerals or specific targets.

In this system, the user, in addition to adjusting the system settings as in a long-range system (except for specifying the target type), determines the value of the required search frequency, according to the user’s choice and the type of metal specified by the user.

Smart depth system in Gold Vision

The smart depth system in the Gold Vision device is a unique system, through which the depth of targets buried underground can be calculated with great accuracy, using a specific method that includes the user’s movement starting from the “approximate target location” and in two different directions and waiting for the antennas to move The device is more than 70 degrees each time, then the device will estimate the potential target depth value based on that.

Note: The “approximate target location” is determined using the squaring method, which involves drawing a small square with the target within its center, by doing an initial search through the four-way long-range scanning system and setting an imaginary line each time to form that square. To access more details about the search process in this system, please read the user guide.

The ionic system

The ionic search system has been developed according to a completely new technology, which is the first of its kind in metal detectors and represents a great improvement over the traditional system that existed before. The new technology allows for more accurate detection of ionic fields resulting from metallic targets buried underground, ensuring accurate signal reception and processing in the device.

Ionic fields emanating from potential targets are searched through the smart sensor, which is a search probe specially developed with new technology for accurate searching, and it is installed in a special port on the front side of the main unit of the device.

The sensor at the top includes LEDs whose light changes color according to the nature of the detected target.

When selecting the ionic system in the device, the device will show us on the search screen two progress bars, the first at the top reflects the signal strength coming from a metallic target such as gold or iron, and the second bar at the bottom shows us the signal strength resulting from an underground void such as a tunnel, grave or some gap.

Bionic system

The bionic system works in a similar way to the ionic system, but with the difference that here ionic signals are captured from a specific metal object, for example from a gold coin, then the search is directed towards capturing ionic signals similar to metal objects buried underground within the surrounding area.

This means that in the ionic search system, the search is random and free, but in the bionic system the search is directed according to a specific target type based on predefined signals.

The type of metal to be searched for is determined in the surrounding area by directing the smart sensor toward a sample of the metal to be searched for, for example, a silver coin or a piece of gold.

The search screen, in the case of searching via the Bionic system, displays a circular indicator changing in green, and when the target signal is captured, the indicator turns red with an accompanying audible tone via the device’s built-in speaker.