Measurement with a tilting compensator

When the first GNSS receivers arrived on the market, they marked the beginning of a new era in surveying. Over the past 30 years, this technology has evolved significantly, just like many other modern technologies.

Today, GNSS has become an essential tool for surveyors and, in many cases, a standard requirement for efficient fieldwork. While the use of RTK technology always depends on the required accuracy and the purpose of the project, these systems provide a fast, practical, and highly efficient solution for a wide range of surveying tasks.

When operators fully understand and utilise their equipment, many workflows become faster and more efficient, which ultimately benefits both the surveyor and the client.

The introduction of RTK receivers with tilting compensators brought another major step forward in surveying technology. Suddenly, surveyors were able to measure points that were previously difficult or impossible to access with traditional RTK methods, often eliminating the need for alternative surveying techniques.

With a built-in tilting compensator, measuring corners, building edges, and hard-to-reach points becomes significantly easier and faster. Surveyors no longer need to continuously monitor the pole’s vertical position during measurements and setout tasks, improving both comfort and productivity in the field.

With NAVTRON receivers, users can take full advantage of modern IMU-compensated RTK technology. Featuring tilt compensation accuracy of ±20 mm within 60° and an integrated AR setout function, NAVTRON solutions are designed to improve efficiency and comfort in the field.

With the NavX receiver, the integrated laser measurement function provides additional confidence when measuring hard-to-access points and challenging locations.

All NAVTRON receivers are designed to deliver efficient, accurate, and reliable performance in demanding surveying environments.