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Robotic total stations help measure distances and angles for a variety of projects, such as construction, mapping, engineering, and land surveying. These instruments can also interact with machine control platforms to provide precision 3D operation, even when satellite signals are not an option.

Rotary lasers, sometimes called rotating lasers, are some of the most useful, flexible tools on a jobsite. They increase accuracy in building construction, earthmoving machine control, grade checking, and leveling applications.

Rugged tablets control total stations, GNSS receivers, scanners and data. They can also be used as a data collector, field controller or for file access on the job site.

CleaarEdge 3D Rithm provides data about flooring deviations with heat maps, contours and monitoring points. You can perform floor flatness and levelness (FF/FL) analysis directly from scan data loaded into Autodesk Navisworks, on wet or dry concrete finishes in near real time.

ClearEdge3D Verity rapidly compares point cloud data with design and fabrication models for verification of completed work. Provide a complete record of work installed and detailed information on any deviations from specified tolerances.

Stitch together mobile and static scan data into one immersive 3D environment. Collage Office combines, visualizes, and publishes raw point cloud data from lidar scanners, mobile mapping, BIM, CAD, GIS, or other sources.