SAR 6 is a portable search and rescue system designed to help detect survivors trapped under debris. With 6 wired sensors, it detects sounds and vibrations beneath the rubble and presents them to the operator visually and audibly through the control unit.
The SAR 6 system is developed for multi-point listening and vibration detection in debris areas. The 6 wired probes are placed at selected points by the operator. Signals received from each probe are transmitted to the control unit, where they are processed and displayed as meaningful visual data.
The control unit can display detected signals in different analysis modes. Depending on the operation, the user can monitor amplitude-time, amplitude-frequency, and frequency-time graphs to evaluate movement, tapping, speech, or other acoustic/vibration sources coming from beneath the debris.
The system can analyze probes synchronously or asynchronously. This allows the operator to examine signals from different points individually or together. In addition, detected sounds can be monitored directly through headphones, supporting visual analysis with audible feedback.
SAR 6 is designed with portability and fast deployment in mind for challenging field conditions. With its carrying case, wired probe structure, and centralized control unit, it helps rescue teams operate in a more organized and effective way during disaster response operations.