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Discover how ADM Geomatics used the Emlid Flow site survey app to streamline every stage of a multi-building development from topographic survey and clash detection to final as-built verification, with precise tools and real-time collaboration.

If you’re working in construction, mining, or infrastructure and aiming for centimeter-level accuracy, adding a GNSS base station to your RTK or PPK drone setup is essential. Emlid application engineer Kirill Pavlyuchuk shares expert tips on how to choose the right base station to power your high-precision mapping workflows.

A correctly set-up base station is essential for accurate GNSS surveys in RTK. Since your rover’s coordinates are only as accurate as the base’s placement, any shift in the base will directly affect the rover’s measurements. Learn the key steps for setting up a base.

Mismatched coordinate systems between rover, base, or NTRIP service are a common source of errors in surveying, so understanding how geographic and projected systems work together is essential.

The Sostremetries team set out to fix Corsica’s outdated mountain lists using high-precision GNSS technology. By combining Emlid Reach RS2+ and RS3 receivers with LiDAR and digital terrain models, they redefined what counts as a summit.

Emlid has partnered with ProStar Holdings Inc., a developer of the PointMan survey app, to provide an integrated solution for centimeter precise and cost-efficient mapping of underground utilities.

Archaeologists from the University of Copenhagen streamlined their workflow with the Emlid ecosystem, integrating multiple data layers with the Reach RS3 receivers and the Emlid Flow app.

Reach GNSS receivers are now available in Japan—with local pricing, fast delivery, and expert support through Pix4D’s reseller network.

Emlid adds high precision to WingtraGROUND—the all-in-one kit for precision aerial surveys with Wingtra drones. The kit combines Emlid’s high-precision GNSS, seamless connectivity to the Wingtra ecosystem, and guided workflows via the Wingtra tablet. Explore right now.

You’ve probably heard of the NMEA data format. We’ve explained what it means and how Reach receivers transmit data in NMEA format to GIS apps and various devices.