Minimise Errors With The New Leica AP20 AutoPole
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The introduction of Robotic Total Stations enabled Survey professionals to measure and stake with increased automation, however there are still challenges and common errors that occur:
• The reflector pole must be held vertically while measuring and staking points.
• Points can be measured and stored with the wrong target… Read More
The Next Evolution: Introducing the New Leica AP20 AutoPole!
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The new AP20 AutoPole is the latest innovation from Leica Geosystems and the world’s first tilt pole for Total Stations!
Leica Robotic Total Stations and MultiStations are a crucial part of everyday survey workflows, relied on by Surveyors around the world for accurate and efficient measuring and layout tasks.
The… Read More
Leica BLK2GO gives new view of buildings at University of Otago
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The University of Otago have recently acquired the Leica BKL2GO handheld scanner. This scanner – believed to be one of Dunedin’s first – can record the exact size of each building and the spaces inside it, along with the location of assets that need maintaining or testing regularly, including heat… Read More
DJI Drone GNSS Post Processing now available in Leica infinity
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Many DJI drones in operation in NZ offer GNSS RTK capabilities and regularly connect to a local reference station or network RTK service such as SmartFix in real-time. However, there are circumstances in which a connection to a reference station network cannot be established or relied upon. These circumstances could… Read More
Accelerate data transfer from field to office with Leica Exchange
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Leica Exchange optimises your precious time and expenses by providing a fast and secure method to transfer data from Leica Captivate straight from the field to your office. Eliminate the need for long travel times and fumbling around with USBs!
This service enables you to send data directly in various… Read More
How To Use Stylesheets with Leica Captivate & Leica Infinity File Export Formats
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Global Survey customers can benefit from our development of several New Zealand based stylesheets to work with Leica Captivate and Leica Infinity file export formats.
Leica Captivate software supports the export of data in multiple formats for various requirements.
Below are the supported formats for export and the differences between… Read More
Taggart: Embracing Leica Semi-Auto Machine Control
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Contractor profile: Taggart
On the outskirts of Christchurch, the earthworks for the Ravenswood subdivision stage 3 are underway. Taggart are the main contractor, tasked with transforming this section of the project into a subdivision for 200 family homes.
WATCH: Onsite with Taggart and their Semi-Auto Excavator
We arrive onsite on… Read More
Survey Regulation Change: Cadastral Field Notes
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New Zealand Surveyors should be aware and prepared for the upcoming change in Survey regulations that will require Field Notes to be submitted with a Cadastral dataset.
Global Survey have developed stylesheets (in discussion with LINZ) to support this upcoming change in regulations. Survey jobs can either be exported directly… Read More
What’s The Difference Between Leica RTC360 and RTC360 LT?
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The Leica RTC360 is a first-class laser scanning powerhouse that was announced in 2018 to outstanding reception. It helped to maximise productivity and efficiency for construction professionals, delivering time-saving and highly accurate 3D capture results.
Since its launch, the Leica RTC360 has led the market as the world’s fastest laser… Read More
WG de Gruchy Construction: Where Traditional Meets Digital Building Methods
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We meet Willie de Gruchy onsite in Auckland’s prestigious Remuera, his current project is still in the early stages of the build, the earthworks are almost done and the internal lap pool has just taken shape. The site is tidy, everything has a place and multi-coloured string lines mark out… Read More
