Emlid official blog

Emlid joins the Kuker-Ranken Precision Takes Flight Drone Roadshow and provides ongoing demonstrations of Reach RS2. Don’t miss the roadshow from October 21 to November 9.

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.

Check out the Reach Firmware 27 update. It features support for SIM cards with authentication, improved compatibility with OPUS, and upgrading Reach Firmware via mobile data for Reach RS2.

When you make your first steps in mapping and surveying with RTK receivers, it’s easy to get confused about the technology. Read our article to get things straight and learn how GNSS positioning and RTK work.

The researcher from the University of Toronto outlined why she started using Reach RS+ receivers for the archaeological survey. Read how Reach speeded up and simplified the work of her team.

Emlid NTRIP Caster and an NTRIP service might sound similar, but they are entirely different. Read our article to find out how both of them work and which one to choose depending on your gear setup.

Discover how to benefit from Reach in land surveying. Our user from Ohio, USA, shared his experience of implementing Reach RS2 with FieldGenius for a mortgage surveying business.

Reach receivers stream positioning data in NMEA format that allows integrating them with different types of equipment. Read how to use NMEA messages to connect Reach with your device.

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.

You can connect Reach receivers with the ArcGIS Survey123 app using both iOS and Android devices. Check out the detailed guide to connecting Reach with the app.