Property maintenance can become costly when hidden issues like leaks or structural damage go undetected. Traditional inspections are often disruptive and imprecise, leading to uncertainty and unexpected repairs.
JarðarGreining offers a solution that uncovers hidden problems with ease, helping homeowners detect issues early, reduce costs, and maintain confidence in their property—all without invasive methods.
Our device, composed of an instrument and data processing software, will produce a precise 3D map of the subsurface, locating and identifying utilities (through color coding), providing insights on the hidden state of properties (leaks, moisture, structural failure, etc.)
We aim to make precise subsurface insights an essential part of every property inspection, replacing guesswork with actionable data. Through cutting-edge innovation, we raise the standard of accuracy, safety, and sustainability in property assessments.
Our solution targets homeowners, contractors, and insurance companies seeking accurate, non-invasive subsurface assessments. Initially offering services, we will evolve into product manufacture and software sales, building trust and a reputation for excellence along the way.
Our technology minimizes risk, saves time, and reduces costs by revealing critical subsurface issues early, without any disruption to property owners or businesses.
JarðarGreining was one of the ten team that was selected to take part in the Startup Supernova accelerator organized by Klak. This accelerator started in August with weekly classes to help entrepreneurs grow and scale their business; the final day was celebrated with the investor day where all the startups were invited to present their pitch in Gróska and answer questions from a panel of investors.
The JarðarGreining project was awarded the innovation grant Sproti from Rannís the Icelandic center for research. In total the project will receive 20 million icelandic kronur over a period of 2 years to develop the first MVP. Announcement on the page of Rannís
JarðarGreining has been selected among the top 10 for Gulleggið 2024, a competition for start-ups in Iceland organized by Klak. The final round will take place on the 9th of February in Gróska, where we will present our project in front of the judges. Our project aims to develop high-tech methods using ground-penetrating radar and drone technology to evaluate the physical and structural properties of a study area without causing disruption.
JarðarGreining received the 3rd prize in the Start-up incubator of the University of Iceland. This incubator, under the label AWE (Academy for Woman Entrepreneurs), was run in collaboration with the American Embassy in Iceland. The program began in late February, with seminars and training held over a period of approximately three months.
JarðarGreining is a research and development project developed by Cloud Solutions ehf. Through our professional career we have observed large gaps between the state of research and technology and the instruments available on the market. We want to disrupt the inertia in the instrument market, applying the latest innovations in the field and democratizing the use of Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) based technology for property diagnosis, environmental research, and civil safety missions.
Morgane Priet-Mahéo is a geomorphologist specializing in fluid dynamics and numerical modeling and has been working in research and development for more than 15 years.
As CEO of Cloud Solutions ehf and project manager of JarðarGreining, she oversees fieldwork, development, and research.
Eysteinn Már Sigurðsson is an electrical engineer specializing in remote sensing and image analysis with extensive experience in software engineering and field instrument development.
As Managing Director of Cloud Solutions ehf., he oversees hardware and software development of JarðarGreining.
Interested in learning more about JarðarGreining? Contact us for a consultation or partnership opportunities.
Email: info@jardargreining.com
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