Leica iCON Build in-field verification minimises errors and rework
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Rework is a costly drain on construction projects and can be a significant problem stemming from outdated verification methods. Traditional processes often create a significant gap between identifying a potential issue and taking corrective action. Data from the job site often needs to be sent back to the office for… Read More
Go digital with Leica iCON manual Total Stations
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Leica Geosystems’ next generation of iCON manual total stations facilitates the move from traditional analogue measurement methods to modern digital techniques.
Today’s building construction industry demands high productivity and accuracy, the new Leica iCON iCB50 & iCB70 Manual Total Stations provide higher productivity, an integrated software tailored to construction and… Read More
Otago University School of Surveying now equipped with Leica TS10 total stations
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Students at Otago University School of Surveying are now benefitting further from Leica instruments and workflows, following the acquisition of 10 brand new Leica TS10 Total Stations. Richard Harrison from our Christchurch office personally delivered the new equipment and spent time setting up the instruments for the needs of the… Read More
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
Central Interceptor Project | Inspecting Surfaces with the New Leica MS60
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The Watercare Central Interceptor Project in Auckland has reached an exciting stage as the team prepare for the arrival of Hiwa-i-te-Rangi their giant new Tunnel Boring Machine [TBM] which is currently being built in Germany.
The main contractor Ghella Abergeldie Joint Venture are building the Central Interceptor over six years… Read More
Woods Survey Team | Overcoming Construction Project Challenges
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Woods have been busy flexing their construction surveying muscles on the new Quest apartments in Takapuna on Auckland’s North Shore.
Bufton Construction are the main contractor tasked with building this new 5-story multi-use structure, comprised of 26 basement car parks, commercial tenancies on the ground floor, 51 hotel rooms and… Read More
How is the New Leica Nova MS60 MultiStation Different?
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In simple terms, the new Leica Nova MS60 MultiStation is a new class of instrument, based on a Total Station but with the power to “do it all”.
When Leica Geosystems introduced the world’s first MultiStation in 2013, the MS50, they introduced the term “mergeTEC” to represent the merging of… Read More
Leica Robotic Total Stations Comparison Chart
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Keen to know where the new model Leica Nova MS60 Multistation fits into the Leica Geosystems line up of Robotic Total Stations?
See all the most important specifications at a glance in this handy comparison chart.
Leica Robotic Total Stations:
Specifications
Leica TS13
Leica Viva TS16
Leica Nova TS60
Leica… Read More
NEW Leica Nova MS60 MultiStation [Webinar]
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The Ultimate All-Rounder – Leica ANZ Webinar
Leica Nova MS60 is the world’s first MultiStation and brings sensor fusion to the next level by combining: highest-end total station capabilities, 3D laser scanning, GNSS connectivity and digital imaging to help you perform all required surveying tasks with just one instrument.
Demonstrated… Read More
