New KOREC case study – let sleeping bats lie! Has it really been over 2 years since the launch of the Trimble SX10 Scanning Total Station? We can’t believe it either! However, it’s been particularly interesting over the last year to see the breadth of applications expand so significantly as surveyors and engineers, familiar with the technology, become… Has it really been over 2 years since the launch of the Trimble SX10 Scanning Total Station? We can’t believe it either! However, it’s been particularly interesting over the last year to see the breadth of applications expand so significantly as surveyors and engineers, familiar with the technology, become highly resourceful in the new ways that they can use it. Our latest case study is a perfect example of this. Our thanks again to Lee Husk, Director of PDS Surveys, for sharing this latest story with us. When Lee found himself confronted with the challenge of how to produce an accurate point cloud of a 170m tunnel, with no human access permitted, that’s also home to one of Britain’s rarest bats hibernating over winter, he found his answer with the SX10. This post has been tagged: bats, PDS Surveys, Trimble SX10 Tweet Share
Has it really been over 2 years since the launch of the Trimble SX10 Scanning Total Station? We can’t believe it either! However, it’s been particularly interesting over the last year to see the breadth of applications expand so significantly as surveyors and engineers, familiar with the technology, become highly resourceful in the new ways that they can use it. Our latest case study is a perfect example of this. Our thanks again to Lee Husk, Director of PDS Surveys, for sharing this latest story with us. When Lee found himself confronted with the challenge of how to produce an accurate point cloud of a 170m tunnel, with no human access permitted, that’s also home to one of Britain’s rarest bats hibernating over winter, he found his answer with the SX10. This post has been tagged: bats, PDS Surveys, Trimble SX10 Tweet Share