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In RTK operations, the performance of the data link directly affects positioning stability and user experience. When using network-based corrections, users may encounter different transmission protocol options such as TCP and UDP. Our products such as Orion One, X1, and SV100 support both protocols.

During field measurements, it is often useful to record additional visual information for each point, such as site conditions or annotations. SingularPad provides a Photo & Sketch function that allows users to attach images and notes directly to measured points.

In our previous blog, Tech Chat | How to Configure Z1 as a Network Base Station?, we explained how to configure the Z1 as a network base station when operating without a built-in 4G modem. The guide was well received and helped many users complete their setup successfully.

Volume calculation is a common task in engineering surveying, such as earthwork estimation, stockpile measurement, and site preparation. Compared with traditional manual calculations, the volume calculation function in SingularPad is fast, intuitive, and accurate, helping users significantly reduce field and office workload.

When creating a new surveying project, setting the correct coordinate system is a critical step. SingularPad comes with a wide range of pre-defined coordinate systems, covering many commonly used national and regional standards. In most cases, users can simply select the appropriate coordinate system from the built-in list (refer to our previous tutorial 6 Steps to Master RTK Surveying | Step 2 - New Project).

In our previous blog, Tech Chat | Which is better among Static Survey, RTK or PPK?, we compared static survey, RTK, and PPK from a general perspective, focusing on their basic principles and typical application scenarios. That article helped clarify which positioning method is suitable for different types of projects.