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Installation Crews Depend on Rugged Technology for Improved Process Flow

In the past installation, crews have depended on paper and pencil to survey, scope, and record progress on installation projects. Written drawings, blueprints, and notes were kept in a pad of paper and later transferred to software on a computer, leaving room for human error, lost paperwork, and delayed timing for project completion.

Rugged Tablets for Air Force Operations: Performing in Tight Spaces

Air Force personnel had a specific space constraint they needed to be solved when they talked with the DT Research team for a military-grade mobile computer to fit in tight spaces. They realized having a laptop or a tablet built for mission-critical environments wasn’t enough. They needed a dependable laptop and tablet that could also fit into tight spaces.

DT Research LT300 series: Easily Transform from Laptop to Tablet

On-the-go professionals need rugged technology they can depend on to work in rugged conditions that could include extreme weather conditions and less-than-ideal locations. Fully rugged convertible laptops were built specifically for the individual who will need a laptop and tablet on the job site, specifically job sites where tight spaces are common.

Track and Manage Assets with Rugged Tablets

For industries where assets are a crucial component to the company, the business needs reliable, effective technology and tools to assist with asset management to ensure they are tracked and stored properly so that when records need to be pulled, they are quickly available. Accuracy of said records are of the utmost importance when it comes to compliance requirements, financial reporting, inventory tracking, and operational planning.

3D RealSense Camera on Rugged Tablets Aids Infrastructure Projects

Infrastructure projects are a necessity to maintaining cities nationwide. Knowing when specific areas of city infrastructure need to be updated, maintenance or replaced is crucial to knowing when projects need to be scheduled. Throughout each city, crews are responsible for checking utility lines, water lines underground, where wires, pipes, and cables are located.