Automatically adjusting to any environmental conditions, the Leica Viva TS16 robotic total station locks onto your, and only your, target.
Cover a wide range of applications when this total station sees precisely what you see. Known for the most comprehensive imaging capability available, you can capture exact conditions for any worksite through the self-learning capability of the Leica Viva TS16.
Scanning and in-field result delivery with the Leica Nova MS60 has been made simpler through the instant creation of point clouds, images and/or 3D models, and comparisons in one view. Visualisations are clearer and easier to see on the 5” screen. The unique capabilities of the Leica Nova MultiStation truly deliver the new experience in measuring technology.
Leica GS18I GNSS
GNSS tilt & imaging
A versatile, survey-grade GNSS RTK tilt rover with visual positioning. Designed for surveying professionals to measure points which previously could not be measured with a GNSS rover easily and accurately. You can quickly capture the site in imagery and measure points from them, either in the field or later back in the office.
Leica AP20 AutoPole
Tilt pole for total stations
The Leica AP20 AutoPole is a unique and productivity-boosting smart system for Leica robotic total stations.
The AP20 AutoPole measures pole height, pole tilt and assigns a unique ID to your prism, removing the three most common sources of total station error.
SmartFix
GNSS RTK Network Service
SmartFix is a subscription based service offering GNSS Network RTK corrections throughout New Zealand.
Smartfix delivers:
New users are welcome to try the SmartFix service for FREE for 30 days.
In our latest video, we caught up with the Envelope survey team, high up in the hills above Ōwhiro Bay in Wellington, as they work with Zipline Technologies to help deliver a project that will result in four ziplines and extensive walking tracks throughout the regenerated native bush.
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Having worked on some of New Zealand’s largest and most complex residential, commercial and public sector projects, Maven have a focus on delivering excellence for their clients. One of the ways they achieve this is by utilising the latest technology in order to work as productively and efficiently as possible.
The Watercare Central Interceptor Project in Auckland has reached an exciting stage as the team prepare for the arrival of Hiwa-i-te-Rangi their giant new Tunnel Boring Machine [TBM] which is currently being built in Germany. The main contractor Ghella Abergeldie Joint Venture are building the Central Interceptor over six years with most of the construction work taking place underground. The 190m long TBM will be used to bore through the earth’s substrate and lay segments of the tunnel as it goes.
This particular site presented a number of challenges for the Builders and Surveyors involved. The nature of the site was very compact and had tight access issues due to the building occupying almost the entire section.
Multiple contractors onsite working in compact conditions combined with the need to adhere to strict health and safety and contact tracing procedures, meant that the work schedule needed to be planned with military precision.
Bryan Claridge
North Island
North Island
South Island
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