All Surveying/Drones Articles

The idea for machine control on heavy equipment began in the 1960s with the first laser prototype, built in California for military range finders

Laser scanning, photogrammetry and videogrammetry - and their integration with the use of unmanned aerial vehicles - will change the game of staying on time and on budget

B2W Software’s estimating and operations solutions enable end-to-end digital improvements to project profitability through the Trimble Construction One Portfolio

The newest innovations in surveying have been refined to increase accuracy and efficiency, saving you time as well as money

With its downloadable app, Aquiline Drones Corporation aims to make commercial drones the next Uber

The total pole station utilizes new software that ensures the correct mark is targeted and the height measured is accurate

New portable solution gives compact track loaders and mini excavators the precision of traditional machine control typically geared to heavy machines

Smart Construction Field and Smart Construction Drone are new job site technologies designed to keep projects on time and on budget

The BLK2FLY, which scans structures from the air, and the BLK ARC, which scans spaces on Boston Dynamics’ Spot, were just introduced by Leica Geosystems

TSC5 Data Controller features Android 10 operating system and is fully integrated with Trimble’s surveying instruments and software packages

Topcon’s Adam Box on how the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating the digital transformation of construction

International Construction’s Jenny Lescohier speaks with Matt Wheelis of Hexagon Geosystems Division

Construction technology specialists developing solutions to advance project efficiency