In Geospatial World's Leaders' Outlook issue, Rob Painter, CEO, Trimble, discusses the company's focus on innovation and empowering collaborative systems through connected processes.
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Time-tested methods of collecting geospatial data are being turned upside down by new products that lean heavily on AI and ML, including Trimble Business Center (TBC) and Trimble eCognition.
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Improved robotics and sensor fusion in the Trimble SX12 robotic total station are reducing downtime and increasing safety in modern tunneling applications, including for New York Geomatics.
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Using 3D scanning has allowed real-time feedback in the field and for engineers to confirm initial geological models in underground mining operations.
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In a recent interview, Trimble Marketing Manager updates GISCafe's Sanjay Gangal on the newest innovations in the Trimble reality capture portfolio, including the Trimble X9 3D laser scanner.
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Connected physical and digital workflows are facilitating seamless information transfer between stakeholders, increasing productivity, amplifying sustainability efforts and driving new business.
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With the newest GIS innovations, geospatial professionals benefit from connected workflows and a "both/and" approach that lets users use the best tool for the job with the same system-of-record data.
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AR technology is finding new uses in products such as Trimble SiteVision software, which recently added LiDAR (light detection and ranging) scanning capabilities to its feature set.
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Tor Erik Djupos, application engineer with Trimble, discusses the influence and convergence of BIM and digital twins for infrastructure assets.
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New York Geomatics' reality capture-based workflow using the Trimble SX10 and SX12 scanning total stations speed, consistency and reliability in challenging tunnel project environments.
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There are three technology trends foundational to tunnel survey construction, maintenance and monitoring: sensor fusion, artificial intelligence and deep learning, and common data environments.
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Recently, Chris Trevillian, marketing director of the Trimble Geospatial GNSS division, wrote an article for GIM International, reviewing and examining the changing role of the surveyor.
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Construction technology's positive impact on infrastructure projects.
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To monitor the integrity of rail infrastructure during construction on various sections of a tunneling project in Amsterdam, GeoNext used a combination of Trimble total stations and T4D software.
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The Pini Group is using Trimble tools during the construction of Gotthard’s SiSto Sud security tunnel, which is part of Switzerland’s largest tunnel project.
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The Trimble SX12 scanning total station offers tunnel surveyors a next-generation improvement in meeting on-site demands while achieving unprecedented accuracy, speed and productivity.
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Simon Boyes, the managing director with Benchmark Scaffolding in Australia, took a few minutes to speak with Geo Week News recently to talk about his story of getting started with 3D laser scanning.
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In a contributed article for GISCafe, Trimble's Gareth Gibson shares how AI can unlock the full potential of GIS.
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To learn more about 3D laser scanning and the benefits it provides to the rail sector, Inside Track magazine spoke with Steffen Lutz from Trimble Geospatial.
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Trimble was honored with one of Fast Company's Next Big Things in Tech awards for 2022 "for bringing hyper-precise positioning to smartphones" to the market with the Trimble DA2 and Trimble Catalyst.
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