Andrew Gillis of Leica Geosystems shows how to capture what you see, even under canopy, as well as how to measure from images and do linework in the field.

Missing data doesn’t have to mean going back out to the field. With the GS18I GNSS RTK rover, you can verify your data and get measurements in the office.

Working in areas that have previously been challenging for GNSS is no problem when your GNSS rover uses visual positioning

Working in areas that have previously been challenging for GNSS is no problem when your GNSS rover uses visual positioning

If you’re still taking your GNSS and other survey data directly from the field into CAD, you need to see what you’re missing.

Taking full advantage of the rapidly increasing number of satellites and multifrequency signals requires dynamic surveying technology. 

Advanced signal tracking, self-learning capabilities, tilt compensation, visual positioning—the latest advances offer big gains in safety, efficiency and scalability. 

Other GNSS sensors in the past have offered imaging capabilities, but the GS18I uses a different approach that provides remarkable results.

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If your RTK rover could see, how would that transform the services you offer your clients? What new doors would it open? Here’s one idea to consider.

This at-a-glance summary from the recent Q&A webinar covers the questions surveyors are asking most about the new GNSS RTK with visual positioning.