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12.16.20 | team@eighthats.com
Trimble Business Center (TBC) v5.40 was released on December 14, 2020. Below are the major new features for this release. Subscription Pricing Now Available for TBC Trimble Business Center v5.40 introduces a new way to purchase the software on a subscription basis. The new subscription pricing may be valuable for companies that purchase software on an …
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08.18.21 | team@eighthats.com
Because Trimble takes cyber security measures seriously for all of our users, past and present, TBC v5.52 includes the following security updates, which are required to support various features as described: Trimble Identity (TID) Security for ID profiles has been enhanced to provide safe, continued support for products within Trimble that require a TID (for …
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11.16.21 | team@eighthats.com
TBC v5.60 Now Available This release includes exciting new features and enhancements: New User Profile capabilities to save project templates, ribbon layouts, and more Interactive time-dependent transformations Export GNSS vectors in .GVX format to NGS’ OPUS platform Reference .vce files in other projects + create surfaces from those .vce’s Linear feature extraction for lane line …
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08.24.22 | team@eighthats.com
The release of Trimble Business Center v5.70.1 includes a few new Mobile Mapping features and bug fixes. Read more about the updates and download the latest version today. READ ME DOWNLOAD HERE
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11.5.20 | team@eighthats.com
This week we are starting part 1 of a 2-part series about the basics of GNSS mapping. In this episode we look at basic operating principles. How do we use satellites that are twelve thousand miles away to map a crime scene? Find out this week. Watch the Latest Episode HERE
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Being “star” based, one of the many things GPS has reinforced is the fact that the physical Earth is a dynamic structure, continually changing shape and dimension over time. This means of course that any given measurements of the Earth must be considered not in three dimensions (XYZ) but in four (XYZ and Time). Since …
02.19.14 | eric bock
Visualization and measurement are key components of geospatial data. Imaging rovers reduce the cost of data acquisition while providing more information than ever before. The year 2013 witnessed the emergence of several important new technologies. Unmanned aerial systems (UAS) and new solutions for field imaging dominated industry headlines—and rightfully so. They represent the next …
08.28.20 | team@eighthats.com
Handheld laser scanning for everyone!
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12.5.22 | team@eighthats.com
Collecting highly accurate, real-time spatial data has never been easier. There’s a wide range of handheld devices on the market and the best device for you depends on individual preferences and needs. While offering different methods to collect data to deliver excellent performance, consider three questions about two GIS data collectors with excellent inspection and …
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10.13.22 | team@eighthats.com
MICRODRONES AND GEOCUE PROVIDE ANSWERS TO YOUR DRONE LIDAR QUESTIONS. Conventional surveying methods are tried, tested, and true. However, depending on the size of the job and the resources on hand, they can also be time-consuming. That’s why more geospatial professionals are adding drone surveying equipment to their toolbox. Microdrones and GeoCue are widely recognized for their …
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07.16.20 | team@eighthats.com
Hot off the press with a new three-tier edition structure to handle any monitoring project requirements, this version makes monitoring more accessible to a wider group of service providers through term-based pricing and a simplified setup process.
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Trimble Geospatial is pleased to announce Trimble Access version 2019.00. This version includes a new CAD toolbar to simplify linework creation and support for web map services for map background data. It also provides improvements to scan data display, and Favourites and Functions. IFC enhancements include improved display and layer control, faster model loading, support …
09.4.20 | team@eighthats.com
Trimble Access 2020.10 supports IMU tilt compensation when using the new Trimble R12i receiver with Trimble Inertial Platform™ (TIP™) technology. Trimble Access 2020.10 is available for Windows 10 controllers and the Trimble TDC600 Android controller. With version 2020.10, more Trimble Access applications are now available on Android. In addition to Trimble Access Roads that was …
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11.3.20 | team@eighthats.com
Trimble Access version 2020.11 is now available and adds support for the Trimble TCU5 controller. For details on other issues resolved in 2020.11 please click here to see the release notes.
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CenterPoint® RTX Now Even Easier To Use Customers using Trimble Access 2020.20 are now able to automatically obtain a real-time CenterPoint RTX® position in their local reference frame without the need for a site calibration or offset. This significantly reduces the field setup time for the surveyor and streamlines the workflow when using CenterPoint RTX …
06.22.20 | Kelli Guidry
2020.01 Version 2020.01 of the Trimble Access software was released in June 2020. To download these release notes as a PDF file, click this link. These Release Notes describe the new features and changes available in this release of the Trimble® Access™ software. Resolved issues Creating jobs in subfolders: When creating a job in a subfolder of the project folder, you can …
