Emlid official blog

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.

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.

Discover how new features in Emlid Flow and Emlid Flow 360 can save time and increase accuracy of your projects. Using Traverse and Inverse tools, you can quickly validate data, create new points, and adjust for field conditions.

With the latest Emlid Flow and Emlid Flow 360 updates, you can perform a range of new jobs in land surveying and construction, including earthworks, topographic, and as-built surveys. Check out our brief overview, not to miss a thing. 

Explore how the Emlid Flow app allows you to create, stake out, and edit lines for your survey projects, and export or import them in CAD and similar software.

Localization is helpful when you need to survey a site without accurate CS parameters or with none at all. Read our blog article to know how you can benefit from localization and how it works in Emlid Flow.

We broadened the list of features in our survey app. Now it’s Emlid Flow that works seamlessly with the cloud-based service Emlid Flow 360. Check out the new tools for geospatial professionals that cover all the fieldwork and allow you to manage projects in the office.

We have launched the Base shift feature in ReachView 3. This update is helpful if you need to calibrate the base position to align the difference between the known and current coordinates.

Switch from ReachView 2 to the ReachView 3 app and transfer your projects. Check out a brief guide on how to import your survey data from ReachView 2 to the new app just in a few steps.

The new tool in the ReachView 3 app enables you to manually set up the parameters of your local coordinate system.