Screening Eagle Technologies offers advanced infrastructure inspection solutions, combining portable sensors and intelligent software to protect the built world.
Screening Eagle Technologies is a cloud-based technology platform dedicated to the intelligent inspection of assets and infrastructure. Formed through the merger of Proceq—a leader in portable non-destructive testing (NDT) sensors—and Dreamlab, a software enterprise, the company provides a comprehensive ecosystem for structural health monitoring. Their mission is to "Protect The Built World" by enabling predictive maintenance and efficient data management for engineers and inspectors globally.
The brand's portfolio includes the renowned Proceq hardware lines, such as Equotip hardness testers, Προβολόμετρο rebar locators and corrosion kits, and Pundit ultrasonic pulse velocity (UPV) testers. These devices are integrated with the Screening Eagle Inspect software, which facilitates real-time data visualization, augmented reality (AR) reporting, and collaboration across teams. From ground penetrating radar (GPR) to concrete imaging, Screening Eagle delivers precision tools for construction and asset management.
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Screening Eagle Technologies is the parent company formed by the merger of Proceq and Dreamlab. Proceq remains the brand name for many of the company's portable sensors and hardware products.
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Product software, including the Screening Eagle Inspect app, can typically be downloaded via the Apple App Store or through the official Screening Eagle website under the products section.
The Equotip tester generally works well on rocks within the 750 to 900 Leeb hardness range, though surface conditions and core integrity can affect readings. Refer to the specific user manual for calibration details.