Topcon Millimeter GPS with Robotic-based Solutions for Concrete Paving

System solutions support curb and gutter paving by maintaining productivity and accuracy in difficult GPS coverage conditions.

July 7, 2021

Topcon Positioning Systems

System solutions are designed to support curb and gutter paving by maintaining productivity and accuracy, even when facing difficult GPS coverage issues.

Millimeter GPS concrete paving solution can be used with the GT-1200 series robotic total station or LN-150 robotic layout navigator
Temporarily turns control of paver over to a robotic instrument to ensure production is maintained when GPS coverage is blocked
Both instruments offer support for a prism solution to quickly switch between Millimeter GPS and LPS (local positioning systems)
Use Topcon LongLink communication for robust connectivity
Self-leveling LN-150 provides an easy to use, cost-effective solution while the GT-1200 series instruments offer a standalone surveying total station

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