Leica Geosystems, a part of Hexagon, is a global company based in Switzerland that develops measurement and information technology solutions. They are known for producing high-precision instruments, sophisticated software, and reliable services for professionals in diverse industries such as aerospace, defense, construction, and manufacturing. Their products include laser scanners, total stations, GPS/GNSS systems, and related software, used for surveying, reality capture, and geospatial applications. Leica Geosystems partners with companies like Autodesk and ESRI and provides solutions for organizations like Ordnance Survey.
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The Leica CountryMapper uses the new Hyperion3 LiDAR unit with a 60-degree field of view.
The Leica Pegasus TRK100 is designed to support GIS mapping and asset management applications by providing georeferenced visual location intelligence.
MGISS plans to strengthen its solution portfolio and support growth through a relationship with Leica Geosystems.
The inclusion of Leica Geosystems Zeno range of products will enable MGISS to operate with increased confidence across the UK’s Utility, Infrastructure, and environmental communities.
Jonn Hicks is the Managing Director at Leica Geosystems.
The Leica HawkEye-5 expands the capabilities of the Leica Chiroptera-5 bathymetric LiDAR system for deep water applications.
Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, released the Leica HawkEye-5 airborne bathymetric LiDAR solution for deep water surveying.
The Leica DD175 and DA175 help operators easily detect underground utilities to ensure site workers’ safety.
The Leica DD175 utility locator and DA175 signal transmitter complement the existing Leica DD100 series.
The Leica DD175 is a smart utility locator that connects to Leica DX Field Shield/DX Manager Shield software for real-time data transfer.
Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, announced the launch of the Leica DD175 utility locator and the Leica DA175 signal transmitter.
The Leica DD175’s advanced automatic controls decrease the likelihood of human error, facilitating easier and more efficient cable and pipe locating.
Qognify extends Hexagon’s real-time monitoring and security reach into new markets and creates cross-sell opportunities for the Leica BLK Series of reality capture sensors.
Leica AP20 AutoPole combines an intelligent sensor module with the AP Reflector Pole and operates with Leica Geosystems’ existing automated total stations.
The Leica DMC-4 improves acquisition performance by 20% to cover larger areas with fewer flight lines.
The Leica ContentMapper is optimized for large-area mapping and is equipped with Hexagon’s mechanical forward-motion-compensation (FMC) technology to improve image quality and fidelity.
Starting in 2022, HxGN Content Program data will be collected using the Leica ContentMapper imaging sensor.
Hexagon AB announced the introduction of the next-generation Leica BLK360.
Leica Geosystems’ bathymetric workflow supports Chiroptera-5 performance by enabling near real-time data processing and coverage analysis immediately after landing.
ILV Wagner produced aerial imagery for the project using Hexagon’s Leica Geosystems surveying and airborne imaging technologies.