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A whole new approach, by any measure
Topcon provides a next generation of products designed to make you more productive and fill the need of a more connected approach to projects.
xyHt Weekly News Links: 10/09/2020
The Need for BIM Standards in Digital ConstructionDrones Will Help Reforestation After WildfiresSmarter GNSS Solutions for SurveyorsSugarbaker Joins Dewberry’s Geospatial and Technology GroupUSGIF Student Diversity AwardsSBG Systems supports Education with IMU, AHRS, INS/GNSS, and PPK SoftwareWoolpert Establishes UAS Hub in New Jersey
Global Shipping Needs Geospatial Technology
Response to Covid-19 and its ripple effects on trade may be accelerating maritime industries’ adoption of geospatial technology Where global shipping is concerned, the Covid-19 pandemic is changing everything from navigation pathways, to crew and ship safety, to demand for commodities, and forcing the shipping industry to adapt, in part through new uses of geospatial...
xyHt Weekly News Links: 05/08/20
Qinertia, SBG Systems’ PPK software now supports third-party IMUs and offers a GNSS post-processing license covering all major GNSS receivers ASPRS Announces the 4th Edition of the Manual of Remote Sensing! Carlson Fixed Installation Scanner: Stationary Volumetric Scanner What Cloud Computing Means for Lidar in Construction How SLAM Technology Can Support New-build Projects Enhanced Exprodat...
xyHt Weekly News Links: 03/06/2020
GNSS heading just got more efficient with Septentrio’s AsteRx SB ProDirect UAS Magazine Announces 2020 UAS Summit & Expo Dates Sky Power GmbH introduces the smallest 2-stroke boxer engine SP-56 in their portfolio New! Introducing the NAUTIZ X41 rugged Android handheld Institute of Navigation releases GNSS SDR Metadata Standard Quantum Reversal releases GPS L1/L2 anti-jamming...
Bad Elf Flex – A Truly Affordable On-demand Accuracy GNSS Receiver
Sponsored by Bad Elf As the saying goes, “accuracy is addictive”. With the convergence of CAD and GIS, accuracy from plan to as-built embodies a critical need. Companies that monitor assets, support compliance needs or manage infrastructure, require systems that support high rigor for geospatial data. In this post, we talk with Larry Fox, Bad...
