Trimble Introduces Next Generation GNSS Surveying Solution

HANNOVER, Germany, Oct. 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Trimble (NASDAQ: TRMB) introduced today its next generation GNSS surveying solution—the Trimble® R10.  As the smallest and lightest receiver in its class, the Trimble R10 combines powerful features and groundbreaking technologies including Trimble HD-GNSS, Trimble SurePoint™, Trimble 360, and Trimble xFill™ to provide surveyors increased productivity. User-friendly features such as a quick-release adaptor and the ability to configure the receiver from a smart phone make it easy to deploy and use as a base station or rover.

With the introduction of the Trimble R10, Trimble also released new versions of its field and office software — Trimble Access 2012.20 and Trimble Business Center 2.80 to extend Trimble's Connected Site® survey solution. This powerful solution enables surveyors to collect and process reliable data more efficiently.

The announcement was made today at INTERGEO 2012, the world's largest conference on geodesy, geoinformatics and land management.

"Faster results, better reliability and improved overall performance are what our customers have come to expect," said Anders Rhodin, general manager of Trimble's Survey Division. "With the introduction of the Trimble R10, Trimble is delivering next generation capabilities in a smaller, lighter and feature-packed system that is unmatched in the industry today." 

A New Generation of Core Positioning Technology

The new state-of-the-art Trimble HD-GNSS processing engine integrated in the Trimble R10 is a new generation of core positioning technology. Trimble HD-GNSS surpasses traditional fixed/float techniques to provide a more accurate assessment of error estimates than traditional GNSS processing engines. Measurements collected with Trimble HD-GNSS are precision-based so surveyors can confidently collect data in challenging environments where they may have been unable to collect data before. Reduced convergence times and instantaneous point measurements allow surveyors to start measuring sooner and up to 60 percent faster. 

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