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Tech Chat | Enhancing Tilt Survey Accuracy: A Guide to Effective Pole Calibration

As the popularity of IMU tilt functions rises in the realm of RTK surveying, the undeniable convenience they offer becomes increasingly apparent. However, real-world applications often encounter challenges that can impact the accuracy and stability of IMU tilt surveys, such as complex environments, improper usage, or poor satellite tracking during IMU initialization. In this blog, we address these challenges and introduce a practical solution – Pole Calibration – to enhance the reliability and stability of tilt survey measurements.
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Tech Chat | Mastering RTK Radio Mode Setup for Seamless Surveys

In our day-to-day RTK surveying, we usually use GSM or radio to transmit correction data from base to rover. Compared with the configuration of GSM mode, the parameters of radio mode may be more difficult to understand, such as serial port baud rate, air baud rate, radio channel, and frequency. In this blog, let’s unravel the intricacies of these concepts to empower you in achieving a seamless RTK radio mode setup.
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Geospatial

Tech Chat | Mastering Road Stakeout with SingularPad – Part 2

In the last chapter, we have explored how to import a road file like XML, and how to design a road file in different methods based on your project requirements. After the preparation work, in today's blog, let's learn how to conduct the road stakeout tasks in SingularPad software with ease.
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Geospatial

Tech Chat | Mastering Road Stakeout with SingularPad – Part 1

In the realm of civil engineering and construction, precision is the bedrock of success. To ensure the creation of safe and functional roads, the practice of "road stakeout" takes center stage. In this blog, we will introduce you to the process of initiating road stakeout tasks using the SingularPad field software.
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Geospatial

Tech Chat | How to set SV100 as a base with a router?

Recently, we have received lots of inquiries from our SV100 users about how to configure it as a base station. We know that SV100 has two network transmission ways - 4G and Ethernet. Compared to 4G, Ethernet is more stable and has few compatibility issues. And most users have connected Ethernet to their routers.
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