Seems to be pretty straightforward.
Being able to measure on the FC and even exporting out is really cool.
Can you add curvey control on the FC as well? That would make it a truly self contained solution.
Seems to be pretty straightforward.
I love having the option of getting E57 or LAS straight off the tablet without having to go through a lengthy import export exercise on the desktop. I could see these being of real benefit in terms of streamlined workflow for our users.landmeterbeuckx wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2019 10:20 am when i check this video, autocalibration takes about 20 seconds. So scanning times must be added with 20 seconds
what i like about it is to do some markup and additional pics with the tablet so it is linked together.
I still think that the data needs to be checked on a proper laptop or something else. Scanning and exporting to a client without controls is not done (my opinion).smacl wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2019 10:29 amI love having the option of getting E57 or LAS straight off the tablet without having to go through a lengthy import export exercise on the desktop. I could see these being of real benefit in terms of streamlined workflow for our users.landmeterbeuckx wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2019 10:20 am when i check this video, autocalibration takes about 20 seconds. So scanning times must be added with 20 seconds
what i like about it is to do some markup and additional pics with the tablet so it is linked together.
I agree 100%, but of format like E57 would give you the option of doing that QA work on whatever software you choose where a proprietary format would limit you to the manufacturers package and their tools or a potentially lengthy export process to go to someone else's tools. E57 gives you terrestrial data on a setup by setup basis with unadjusted data and the transformation parameters to bring it into a common grid where it has been registered, thus allowing you freedom to check and refine the registration. For me, this is one of its major advantages over LAS and other reduced coordinate formats.
That sounds great in theory, but it doesn't sound very much like my past experiences with other Trimble products.
The time of calibration is already acounted in the 1min34. This time is for checking horizontal, vertical calibration, and distance with temperature.landmeterbeuckx wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2019 10:20 am when i check this video, autocalibration takes about 20 seconds. So scanning times must be added with 20 seconds
what i like about it is to do some markup and additional pics with the tablet so it is linked together.
That's not bad.Vincent DENIS wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2019 1:06 pmThe time of calibration is already acounted in the 1min34. This time is for checking horizontal, vertical calibration, and distance with temperature.landmeterbeuckx wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2019 10:20 am when i check this video, autocalibration takes about 20 seconds. So scanning times must be added with 20 seconds
what i like about it is to do some markup and additional pics with the tablet so it is linked together.
About this, after +-30min, when X7 is on good temperature this operation is canceled. And you win 15s on the time calibration.