Topcon's Laser Scanner GLS-100010/10/2007 |
| Topcon Europe Positioning (The Netherlands) has introduced its new laser scanner, the Topcon GLS-1000 which handles like a total station but delivers a total scanning solution. |
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Users can specify the scan area with jog shuttles control, work with an on board control panel to store data in the easy accessible SD card. The SD card allows users to transfer and check the data on a PC while in the field if required. The inbuilt Wi-Fi allows PC connection if more detailed control or checking is required while scanning. In contrary to existing laser scanners, the GLS-1000 is equipped with exchangeable internal batteries and a control panel. Supplier: 0 More news from this supplier: Topcon GLS-1000 Laser Scanner Topcon FC-2500 Field Controller Topcon Partnerships Topcon FC-2200 GMS-2 Certified for European Area Measurement Topcon Donates Instruments to China Topcon Total Station Tender New Topcon Multi-Pulse Total Station Topcon releases TopField TopSURV 7 Field Controller Software GeoCore 2012 with Lidar API First Real-Time Seafloor Earthquake Observatory CyberCity 3D Launches 3D Solar Buildings Second UltraCamX for Valley Air Photos Capacity Building to Develop Afghan Mining Feasibility Reports for Uganda and Jordan NSDI Five-metre Imagery for Vegetation Analysis UAE University to Receive Professional GIS Training Topcon Great Britain Positioning Business Manager United Oilfield Services Select Sercel UNITE 
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The GLS-1000 scanner is easy to use and functions and operates stand-alone without the headaches of laptops, cables and heavy batteries. It was developed internally by Topcon and designed for the site. Thus it can also work in harsh or bright jobsites because no PC is required, thanks to the internal memory and batteries. The GLS-1000 scanner has been made surveyor friendly: it's like handling a total station and comes in a single box, guaranteeing easy transportation.
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