Arne Musch of Topcon Positioning Group discusses Sokkia‘s GCX2 GNSS integrated receiver at INTERGEO 2015, which was held Sept. 15-17 in Stuttgart, Germany.
The GCX2, nicknamed “the bullet,” is a multi-constellation and dual frequency receiver. It is the smallest and lightest integrated receiver Sokkia has ever offered, the company says.
Marko Saarni of Satel talks about the company’s product line at INTERGEO 2015, which was held Sept. 15-17 in Stuttgart, Germany.
Lorenzo Martelletta of PIX4D gives an overview of the company’s Pix4D image processing software while at INTERGEO 2015, which was held Sept. 15–17 in Stuttgart, Germany.
Pix4D image processing software is a mapping and modeling solution that can convert thousands of images into georeferenced 2D mosaics and 3D models.
Sonia Hobbs of Safe Software and Danny Ramirez of Conterra demonstrate the FME data integration software while at INTERGEO 2015, which was held Sept. 15–17 in Stuttgart, Germany.
FME includes hundreds of powerful transformers to manipulate data structure and content.
Rodrigo Leandro of Hemsphere GNSS talks about the company’s new Atlas correction service while at INTERGEO 2015, which was held Sept. 15-17 in Stuttgart, Germany.
Atlas Global Correction Services’ signals via L-Band satellites or over the Internet at accuracies ranging from meter to sub-decimeter levels.
Jacek Pietruczanis, director of product marketing at Spectra Precision, introduces new products at INTERGEO 2015, which was held Sept. 15–17 in Stuttgart, Germany.
Elmar Lenz, general manager of Trimble‘s GNSS Geospatial Division, talks about the company’s MX7 mobile mapping system and its GNSS solutions at INTERGEO 2015, which was held Sept. 15-17 in Stuttgart, Germany.
The Trimble MX7 with VISION technology is a vehicle-mounted photogrammetric system equipped with six cameras and Applanix GNSS and inertial geo-referencing modules. The MX7 can be mounted on any size vehicle and can capture 30 MP geo-referenced images at highway speeds.
Eric Miller, president and COO of Laser Technology Inc., introduces the company’s new TruPoint 300 laser measurement product at INTERGEO 2015, which was held Sept. 15-17 in Stuttgart, Germany.
The TruPoint 300 acts as a compact total station. It offers onboard data storage and calculations and includes a small tripod that allows for horizontal and vertical angle measurements. The TruPoint 300 will be available in February 2016, according to Laser Technology.
Eric Liberty of Applanix, a Trimble company, gives an overview of Applanix’s POS AV, POS AVX 210 and TIMMS indoor mobile mapping system at INTERGEO 2015, which was held Sept. 15-17 in Stuttgart, Germany.
POS AV is a hardware and software system specifically designed for direct georeferencing of airborne sensor data.
The POS AVX 210 is a GNSS-inertial solution designed for mapping with small and medium format cameras. The positioning components are now smaller and integrate MEMS technology.
TIMMS (Trimble’s Indoor Mobile Mapping System) captures spatial data of indoor and other GNSS-denied areas of all sizes and locations, according to Trimble. It provides both LiDAR and spherical video of a facility, enabling the creation of accurate, real-life maps or models of interior spaces.