Summer is here, the long balmy evenings are being enjoyed, BBQ’s are fizzling out and the World Cup is back at last. Spring is traditionally a very busy period for...

Warner Surveys, a UK Land and Engineering Survey company, has received delivery of a huge stock of brand new equipment worth more than £500,000. The purchase, facilitated through a finance...

GW was not at the Working Work in Helsinki in May, but FIG publishes most of the technical papers presented at the conference on its website www.fig.net. Richard Groom has...

The 2018 edition of the annual 'GIM International Business Guide' will be published in just a few weeks’ time. This year’s edition will have a strong focus on helping companies...

Land Information New Zealand has asked for information about the market’s ability to provide Dataset Creation and Diagram Generation capabilities for its Advanced Survey and Title Services (ASaTS) project. While...

Innoviz Technologies has announced two new solid-state lidar solutions: the automotive-grade InnovizPro and the after-market InnovizOne. Both InnovizOne and InnovizPro offer high-definition intelligent 3D sensing and an accurate, reliable scan...

Topcon Positioning Group has announced an update to its entry-level machine control system for excavation — the X-52. The 2D system is designed to offer cost-effective indicate grade control. “The...

Using the latest hardware and Leica’s Captivate software has helped Kent contractor Gallagher Ltd deliver a complex project on time. Gallagher Ltd is Kent’s premier building, civil engineering, quarrying and...

Although usage of the word is subtly different in the US from the UK, where we tend to apply it to qualifications, it has the same ultimate meaning. Adena Schutzberg...

Today’s geodata acquisition technologies combine microprocessors, computer power, solid state drives, complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) sensors, miniaturisation and many more developments. But demand is just as important as supply, and demand is...