Trimble has introduced the latest addition to its portfolio of innovative robotic total stations, the Trimble Ri. The instrument makes total station technology more accessible across the ...

SUNNYVALE, Calif., Sept. 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Trimble (NASDAQ: TRMB) introduced today the latest addition to its portfolio of innovative robotic total stations—the Trimble® Ri. The ...

Trimble introduces two new robotic total stations for one-person construction layout applications -- SPS710 and SPS 610. Used with the Trible LM80 Layout Manager, the new robotic total stations ...

The Trimble SPS710 and SPS610 robotic total stations are designed for construction layout applications. Used with the Trimble LM80 Layout Manager, the SPS710 and SPS610 units, says Trimble, “offer ...

Scanning capabilities, in one form or another, have been added to models of robotic total station (RTS) since 2007 — for instance, on the Trimble VX. Such capabilities were limited to a pattern of ...

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Trimble's S9 Robotic Total station enhances accuracy and precision using SureScan and VISION technologies. The station combines scanning, imaging and surveying.

Trimble Field Link was released earlier this year as a tablet-based alternative to Trimble's existing construction layout solutions; Trimble MEP and Trimble LM80. Building on existing functionality, ...

It integrates with Trimble Connect and the Trimble mixed-reality portfolio, making teams more collaborative, and enabling workers in the field to get more value from constructible 3 D models. "The ...

The tool, called a Trimble robotic total station (RTS), sits on a tripod and is used to survey large areas for accurate measurements and inspections. Contractors typically use the RTS to lay out ...