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Military Grade High-Accuracy GNSS Tablet for Civilian Applications

GNSS which stands for Global Navigation Satellite System is the conventional term for satellite navigation systems that furnish autonomous geo-spatial positioning with global coverage. This term incorporates, for example, the GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, Beidou and other regional GPS systems. The first system was developed primarily for military operations, however, it quickly found its way into numerous civilian applications such as in agriculture, mapping and GIS, utilities and government, engineering and construction, and transportation among many others.

DT Research Rugged Tablets: Solutions to Surveying and Construction Projects

The more you can see, the more you can do.

In todays present business conditions, a wide range of industries are beginning to see the benefits of keeping employees connected to their work and each other with portable rugged devices. This is particularly true in surveying and construction.

Paperless Savings in Construction Settings

Every building or roadway that is constructed runs on both the hard work of crew during the development of the roadway and on integrated data covering each part of a project. However, each development project of buildings and structures also produces endless amounts of paperwork and drawn out plans on paper, serving as a record to every aspect of the project.

Rugged Tablets Aid the Trend of E-construction

The use of rugged tablets is the new trend in field service businesses and construction companies. It used to be that a pad of paper and pencil were the way to document progress on the job site. With the invention of purpose-built tablets for construction, rugged tablets are making it easier to document and process tasks while reducing the human error of transfer from paper to the computer. Tablets are more in demand than ever in the field service industry and understandably so.

Enhance Construction Projects with the Integration of High Accuracy Positioning Camera in a Rugged Tablet

The days of using paper and pencil to document data in the construction industry are becoming a thing of the past. Thanks to emerging technologies, no more transferring handwritten data into computers, no more taking images at the job site and then uploading them back at the office. Communication and access to essential data and information are readily available, increasing efficiency at work and in projects.