Topcon launches new subscription based web services

Topcon has restructured its GNSS network business and global GNSS services, offering new and informative web resources for users. TopNET is said to offer subscription based, real-time GNSS network RTK and DGNSS subscriptions, with high quality GPS and GLONASS correction data, as well as all future GNSS signals, for many different applications; including surveying, construction, GIS mapping, machine control, and precision agriculture.
August 17, 2012 Read time: 1 min
342 Topcon has restructured its GNSS network business and global GNSS services, offering new and informative web resources for users.

TopNET is said to offer subscription based, real-time GNSS network RTK and DGNSS subscriptions, with high quality GPS and GLONASS correction data, as well as all future GNSS signals, for many different applications; including surveying, construction, GIS mapping, machine control, and precision agriculture.

The new TopNET web site at %$Linker: External <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?><dictionary /> 0 0 0 oLinkExternal www.topnetlive.com topnet false http://www.topnetlive.com/ false false%> is available for users in both the European and North America markets, with common information on how it works, mobile data, equipment guides, videos, news, FAQ’s and much more.

Users can register and subscribe to the networks of their choice by following the country links, which will offer further detailed pages and value added services for each individual network.

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