It’s Day 4 at Intermat Paris 2018 and Leica Geosystems is leading the way with an easy-to-use GNSS smart antenna Tilt Rover that allows users to measure accurately without the need to hold the pole at vertical …
Innovative GIS and software solutions are coming to market from the three key market players - Mike Woof reports
Competition is strong in the field for GIS and surveying systems as well as the associated software. The three major players in the sector, Leica Geosystems, Topcon and Trimble, all invest heavily in research and development and continue to roll out new solutions for construction customers that will boost the efficiency of surveying as well as overall project implementation.
Leica Geosystems has expanded its Leica Viva portfolio with the Leica Viva GS14, said to be an exceptional and deployment versatile GNSS receiver. The Viva GS14 has a compact design with integrated communication devices. Along with the dependable GNSS RTK, the Viva GS14 is said to deliver complete confidence and knowledge in results. Useable as a robust yet lightweight rover and as a base station, Leica’s new GNSS receiver allows users to gain speed and efficiency by reducing the number of setups and contro
Leica Geosystems’ CEO and president Jürgen Dold has highlighted to HxGN 2014 Live delegates how dynamic geospatial systems are creating more effective and safer workflows on road construction sites and in mining.
GPS technology offers contractors many benefits and product offerings are growing more diverse, Mike Woof reports. The benefit of GPS technology for the construction industry cannot be overstated.
