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In daily surveying workflows, different projects often require different base maps. SingularPad includes several built-in options—Google Maps (Standard), Google Maps (Satellite), and OpenStreetMap—that cover most common use cases.

The H1 is our first SLAM-based device, and for many users it is also their first experience with SLAM workflows. During real-world use, users may occasionally encounter issues when processing color point clouds, typically related to data quality or scanning conditions.

In daily surveying workflows, data exchange between different platforms is a common requirement. Users often need to import coordinate files from external devices into SingularPad, or export field data for office processing and reporting.

To continuously enhance product performance and improve user experience, new firmware updates are released periodically across SingularXYZ devices.

When setting up an RTK base station, users typically need to configure radio settings and define a reference position before operation begins. In fieldwork such as auto-steering, repeated setup or inconsistent base positioning can shift guidance lines and reduce overall efficiency.

Laser surveying is one of the most powerful features of the Horus RTK Receiver. By combining a laser module, visual camera, and IMU technology, Horus allows surveyors to measure points remotely without physically occupying the target location.