Trimble welcomes new solutions
Published by Anna Nicklin,
Assistant Editor
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
Trimble has welcomed its Trimble® TSC7 Controller, a new field solution for land and civil construction surveyors. The controller is a next generation data collection and computing device for mobile workers.
The tool brings enhancements to the field, and was designed based on customer feedback. It provides a tablet experience with a physical keyboard and a sunlight readable 7 in. touchscreen that supports pinch, tap and slide gestures. Users can interact with the controller intuitively, easily zooming, panning and selecting items on the touchscreen. Front- and rear-facing cameras allow users to video conference their office from the field for on-the-job support, and capture high definition videos and images that provide valuable context to their data and clients.
The TSC7 also utilises Windows® 10 Professional, driven by an Intel Pentium 64-bit quad-core processor. The processor and operating system make it easy to process data in spreadsheets and run office software programs.
In addition to the TSC7 Controller, Trimble has announced a new version of its field software, Trimble AccessTM 2018. The software features a new UI and powerful graphics capabilities to deliver enhanced workflows for field surveyors. Access 2018 has been redesigned with intuitive menus and screen navigation to take advantage of the TSC7's 7 in. touchscreen and computing power, while leveraging software workflows, which include applications for general survey, roading, tunnels and pipelines.
The software also integrates with the Trimble Sync ManagerTM application to enable cloud-based data management between the office and the field. Surveyors can quickly start working by downloading preconfigured jobs in the field with DXF maps and CSV files linked ready to start surveying. Sync Manager also integrates seamlessly with Trimble Business Center software and is compatible with other industry office software platforms.
The company is also releasing two new rover systems for civil engineering and construction applications – the Trimble Siteworks Positioning System for Construction Surveyors and the Trimble Siteworks Positioning System for Supervisors. Both systems feature Trimble Siteworks Software.
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/product-news/23042018/trimble-welcomes-new-solutions/
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