Spectra Precision is introducing its sophisticated ProMark 700 system, a GNSS network RTK rover aimed at duties in land survey applications. The unit weighs in at only 650grammes and is said to be the lightest GNSS RTK smart antenna available on the market. Its light weight, together with its compact and slim design, makes the unit the receiver portable and comfortable for field use. It features a long battery life, a rugged, waterproof design and a wide operating temperature range, allowing the ProMark 700
January 6, 2017
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2373 Spectra Precision is introducing its sophisticated ProMark 700 system, a GNSS network RTK rover aimed at duties in land survey applications. The unit weighs in at only 650grammes and is said to be the lightest GNSS RTK smart antenna available on the market. Its light weight, together with its compact and slim design, makes the unit the receiver portable and comfortable for field use. It features a long battery life, a rugged, waterproof design and a wide operating temperature range, allowing the ProMark 700 to be used in harsh outdoor environments. The new receiver is equipped with 220 dual-frequency and dual-constellation GNSS channels that allow tracking of all available L1/L2 GPS/GLONASS satellite signals. It provides features for effective network RTK operations, without rarely-used modules or options. In addition, the ProMark 700 has been designed as an intuitive, simple and easy-to-use receiver, where all operations are performed from the data collector. Due to their size and light weight, the perfect companions to ProMark 700 are the low-cost MM10 data collector or the new T41 data collector with a smart phone design. The ProMark 700 receiver can be used with Spectra Precision field software: either Survey Pro v5.2.1 or FAST Survey v3.1. Both field software applications provide a complete set of features that meet the demanding expectations of professional surveyors and are optimised for RTK network surveys.
Outset was the first Italian company to introduce on-board weighing systems for commercial vehicles. The firm’s industrial electronic systems are applied on commercial, earthmoving, environment and logistic sector vehicles, and in several other areas like quarries, yards, and building stores to give the exact carried weight of aggregates and liquid materials, as well as goods such as waste, logging, cereals, powder, animal feed, ash and mud.
Engine supplier Yanmar will show a full range of California Air Resources Board (CARB) certified engines at Bauma. The company claims to be the first engine manufacturer to achieve the CARB accreditation across its complete line-up in the 19-56kW (25-75hp) range, and the engines all meet the US Tier 4 Final standard too. The firm will also announce an electronic diagnostic service system called Smart Assist-Direct. The system allows rapid updates of engine software and can automatically retrieve technical s
Engine supplier Yanmar will show a full range of California Air Resources Board (CARB) certified engines at Bauma. The company claims to be the first engine manufacturer to achieve the CARB accreditation across its complete line-up in the 19-56kW (25-75hp) range, and the engines all meet the US Tier 4 Final standard too. The firm will also announce an electronic diagnostic service system called Smart Assist-Direct. The system allows rapid updates of engine software and can automatically retrieve technical s
MOBA continues to develop its novel MDS-2000 drilling system. This package has already proven itself in use for blast hole drilling in many operations and can now be used to record the orientation of the machine with GNSS antennae and the height using laser reference. With telesupport, MOBA also offers fast service through an Internet connection. By recording the machine orientation using two GNSS antennae, the torsion on the machine can be determined with very high accuracy and included in the calculation
