The new Leica RTC series introduces a new dimension in reality capture and a new way of working with 3D laser scanning.
For decades, Leica Geosystems has been the foundation of reality capture
- precision, accuracy and reliability when it has to be right. Today, that foundation opens a new dimension where capture, processing and real-time collaboration happen together.
The next generation of Leica RTC scanners connect superior scanning performance, software and cloud collaboration into a real-time workflow architecture across field, cloud and office, turning individual scans into coordinated project intelligence.
The Leica RTC series is built for teams that need speed without sacrificing trust in the result. Across all three performance levels, the RTC laser scanners help professionals capture high-density 3D data quickly and reliably in demanding environments.
For construction teams, that means documenting existing conditions and tracking progress without losing momentum on site. For surveyors and infrastructure professionals, it means dependable capture across changing conditions and real project pressure.
The outcome is better project control: less rework, more confidence in the data, and a smoother path from the first setup to the final deliverable.
As projects grow in size and demand, the RTC software intelligence adapts without disrupting established workflows. From single-scanner operation to multi-scanner, multi-location coordination, the system maintains visibility, alignment, and control.
Remote expertise can guide field execution, teams can connect and collaborate in one continuous data environment, and the increased data volume strengthens clarity rather than creating bottlenecks. Individual accuracy becomes collective performance success.
Explore the series of Leica RTC lasers scanners and choose the Leica RTC performance level that fits your projects today – and scales with the way your team works tomorrow.
Watch this on-demand webinar for a first look at the key innovations, including multi-scanner connectivity Livelink, and hear from the Leica product developers on the complete reality capture workflow from capture to connect to collaborate. A forward‑looking perspective on the RTC platform roadmap and how it supports scalable, future‑ready workflows.
From point clouds to the software your teams use. Leica RTC is designed to support the full reality capture data journey: from field capture and registration to cloud collaboration, CAD, BIM, inspection, modelling and documentation workflows. Capture faster, collaborate earlier and deliver with confidence.
1. CAPTURE
Arrive onsite and start scanning. The RTC's VIS technology automatically registers each setup as you go, GNSS georeferences your data automatically and the instrucment self-calibrates between scans. The new RTC scanners are faster than ever, reducing time to complete jobs and increasing long-term efficiency.
2. COLLABORATE & VALIDATE
Activate Livelink in Leica Cyclone FIELD 360 to initiate a real-time collaborative project, connecting field and office teams through a shared digital workflow. Through Hexagon GeoCloud, scan progress can be monitored, validated, and shared in real time, enabling better project visibility. This helps teams reduce missed areas, avoid retrun visits and enables better decsion making.
3. DELIVERY
With VIS enabled and verification checks completed with Livelink, your data is already registered and validated. Now you data can flow through Leica software workflows such as Leica Cyclone REGISTER 360 PLUS for fine-tuning registration, Cyclone 3DR for advanced modelling and analysis, and Hexagon GeoCloud for cloud-based visibility, meshing and classification and further collaboration. Data can also support external workflows in widely used industry platforms such as Autodesk Revit for BIM modeling and coordination.
Our specialist Reality Capture team work alongside our customers as technical partners, able to provide in depth advice and training. Reach out to them for help with any curly questions or technical challenges.

Lennon Bedford
Technical Specialist

Kirsty Mackie
Reality Capture and Autonomous Survey BDM

Thomas Mathey
Survey Technical Support