A firmware update for the GLS-2000 scanner is designed to enhance its vertical construction applications, as well as offer a workflow for semi-automated modeling and construction validation.
A firmware update for the GLS-2000 scanner is designed to enhance its vertical construction applications, as well as offer a workflow for semi-automated modeling and construction validation.
The firmware includes a new setting that allows objects for interior vertical construction to be captured with precise detail. The data captured with the new settings is designed for seamless integration in vertical construction software workflows. Operators can capture detailed information in the field, process in the company’s MAGNET Collage, and use the cloud data in ClearEdge3D Edgewise or Verity software.
Additional features include the ability to scan and target the Topcon ATP series robotic prisms on job sites, which allows operators to sight from any angle without walking to turn the prism, as well as 30 percent faster target scanning, Topcon says.
