OKM USA

Visualizer 3D is the perfect 3d software for all OKM metal detectors which support graphical scan capabilities. The newest and completely revised software version of Visualizer 3D provides improved graphics and sensational depth measurement. All deep buried metal objects and treasure finds are represented where they have been detected by OKM metal detectors: under the ground surface. The depth measurement has been adapted to the different types of soil like loam, sand, stone and many other types of ground to give accurate measuring results.

Visualizer 3D is equipped with several functions no professional treasure hunter should miss. Besides the visualization of detected treasure finds in 3d graphics and the measurement of depth*, position and size Visualizer 3D includes the following features:

• Representation as 2D and 3D graphic
• Depth measurement
• Determination of objects position
• Manual correction of error signals
• Printout, Image export for subsequent processing
• Variable wireframe representation
• Optimized live picture (only with the devices Future 2005 and Future I-160)
• Discrimination mode to distinguish between precious and non-precious metals as well as cavities (only with Super Sensor)
• Automatic measurement completion in case of missing signals
• Automatic correction of error signals
• Features to improve the graphics (e.g. interpolation, color filters)
• Free scalable and movable graphics as well as rotatable ground scans by 360°

The software Visualizer 3D is available in several languages so that many treasure hunters, archaeologists and geologists worldwide may use it easily:

• Arabic
• Chinese
• German
• English
• Farsi
• French
• Greek
• Japanese
• Russian
• Spanish
• Turkish

Further detailed information about our Visualizer 3D software you can find on the following website: www.visualizer3d.com.

* Depth calculations are based on several different generic soils. All soils differ in composition and the software may not give the correct depth measurement. In many cases, actual depths may be deeper than indicated.