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    Group managing director Paul MacArthur is pleased with the latest offering from Leica Geosystems stating that "We are excited about this new addition to our hire fleet. The specification is excellent with a low noise +/- 1mm at 100m, working range of -20C to +50C and 1 million points per second  all this from a time of flight...

The Leica GMX902, GX1230, ATX1230, GRX1200 and GPS900 (purchased between 2004 and 2006) have an issue with the tracking GPS (with measurement engine generation 2). We are working on it with the utmost priority and will provide a software solution most likely within the next 48 hours (until 12 Dec., noon, CET) . We will keep you informed on myWorld...

Following the  GNSS Interference, Detection, and Mitigation (IDM) conference at the United Kingdom’s National Physical Laboratory near London, two industry experts on GNSS interference and jamming will lead a GNSS Jamming & Interference: Causes, Consequences, and Solutions Conference later this month.  As the surveying world becomes ever more reliant upon GNSS signals this research becomes ever more important. A marked increase in incidents of GNSS jamming and interference has raised the profile of their effects on users and their equipment.  Equipment. Whether unintended or intentional, in the military domain or civil environments, these incidents have raised concerns among GNSS manufacturers and users about how to avoid or mitigate the adverse phenomena. Continue reading →

During the night of 14 May 300,000 m3 of rock broke off the Valegion mountain and crashed down 1,000 m to the valley floor in the Swiss canton of Ticino, near the village of Preonzo. Thanks in part to Leica Geosystems’ Deformation Monitoring solution GeoMoS local authorities were able to evacuate the valley’s industrial zone and to close the A2...