From how to choose the right laser scanner, to using point clouds in CAD and creating advanced deliverables, this webinar series walks you through everything you need to know.

Using the Leica MS60 with the new band scanning method enables surveyors to capture comprehensive data in a tunnel 200 feet underground.

If you’ve already mastered the ability to integrate point cloud datasets with linework, it’s time to streamline your workflows and advance your deliverables.

If you’re just getting started in laser scanning, learn the easy way to achieve seamless data transfers, full data traceability and efficient, effective drawings and models.

Technology advances make it easier than ever for surveyors to get involved in laser scanning, but strategy matters. Understanding the key considerations in making technology decisions will position you for the best success.

What’s better for everyday surveying than a fast and accurate total station? As David E. Titcomb, PLS, explains, a multistation provides significant advantages.

Have you been thinking about a new total station or laser scanner? Be sure to check out this new MultiStation first.

Why should you consider using a MultiStation? Users cite clean and accurate point cloud data along with the ability to get fast, precise total station measurements in one solution.

What’s the best way to set your firm apart and complete high-quality work quickly and accurately? Titcomb Associates shares their strategy.

For more than five years, only one scanning total station has been good enough to be chosen first for its fast, precise robotic total station capabilities: the Leica Nova MultiStation.