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Need to scan a project? We'll break down the advantages of having a Total Station on your job site. Learn how this technology improves workflow, increases productivity, and saves time so you can check your work.
Total Station Uses:
Benefits of Total Stations Onsite:
Related: Robotic Total Stations Deliver Accurate and Timely Results To Get The Job Done Quicker
Scenario:
Let's say you're scanning the first floor of a hotel. You'll need to scan the lobby, hallways, and stairwells too. The client will be able to take the data collected and integrate it into their Revit model for a redesign.
In this case, using a total station and an RTC360 gives you the ability to use Point Layout in Revit to get coordinates at grid intersections, wall corners, columns, and export to .txt file that will import into Register360. These tools will save you time because you don't have to do the work manually.
Another advantage, placing scan targets on-site, and collecting them with a total station serves many purposes.
Here’s what you can do:
Learn More: Surveying Tools that Optimize Project Production: Taking a Look at the iCON iCB70 and iCON iCT30
Keep tight project tolerance by measuring to a prism with the iCON iCB70. This complete fast and accurate tool performs verticality checks on formwork and structures.
The iCON iCB70 features:
When you want to level the instrument and go, the Leica iCON Robot 50 delivers. Save time and increase productivity by doing layout work and as-built checks yourself.
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