The next generation of Leica iCON manual total stations further propels the industry to move from traditional analogue layout methods to digitalised construction layout techniques, says the optics manufacturer.

Now integrated with the well-established and construction-tailored field software, Leica iCON build, the iCON iCB50 and iCB70 allow users to easily digitalise and embed BIM workflows in construction processes. With an all-new premium design, the iCB50 and iCB70 allow construction professionals to layout complex structures, increase accuracy and minimise delays, promises Leica.

Featuring a new integrated 4G modem, the iCB70 enables the operator to transfer construction data between the office and the instrument on-site. 

Tailored for building construction

The iCB50 and iCB70 are highly accurate instruments and durable to withstand any building construction environments. 

“With an integrated software tailored to construction and a mobile data option, the new manual construction total stations provide a simple dataflow and the flexibility to work directly with digital designs with simple yet powerful selection tools, allowing the user to keep up to date with design information,” said Shane O’Regan, product expert at Leica Geosystems. “The construction-tailored software facilitates the move to digital construction with the streamlined use of data from digital chalk lines to fully-rendered models in IFC file format. It enables users to have full flexibility to select work packages directly in the field on the total station without additional steps.”   

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