Robotic total stations help measure distances and angles for a variety of projects, such as construction, mapping, engineering, and land surveying. In addition to measuring, these versatile instruments can also interact with machine control platforms to provide precision 3D operation, even when satellite signals are not an option.
Robotic total stations are often used by “single-person surveying teams” to create three-dimensional maps of project areas, designs, and volume calculations; to verify as-built conditions or property boundaries; and to check grade.
Robotic total stations can be used to stake out jobsites, lay out points on concrete decks, check elevations, calculate building dimensions, and to ensure that equipment and fixtures are installed in the correct locations.
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