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Hi, I am looking for a/the current new brand of total station or robot that uses SurvCE onboard or a complete field survey software . I like topcon however to the best I can tell topcon offers magnet software on board that communicates with the office. I'm not sure what that is. I have always used separate data collectors but if a screen on a new lighter total station is completely sunlight readable I am open to trying new software. I have no reason to communicate with the office. I am the office. Anyone out there with a small company that does a lot of boundary work would know what I am searching for here. A new light total station with onboard software with basic survey field functions like SMI, and SurvCE. Please chime in.?ÿ
Posted : January 12, 2019 10:19 am
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Geomax may give you that option. We have a Geomax Zoom90 with onboard SurvCE.?ÿ Works pretty darn good I must say.?ÿ?ÿ
Posted : January 12, 2019 10:51 am
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The onboard magnet is a standard data collection program. Using a usb stick or cable you could upload points for stakeout or download your topo data as a txt or csv. ?ÿ Usual ?ÿformats like dwg and dxf ?ÿare also supported.
however a robot will usually be controller driven. ?ÿNo need to have a person at the gun
Posted : January 13, 2019 8:15 am