Podcasts about leica geosystems

La digitalización en los ámbitos de la Arquitectura, Ingeniería, Construcción e Infraestructuras se sucede a un ritmo vertiginoso. Fernando Delgado Hernández y Ángel Herranz Casado, de la empresa Leica Geosystems nos ponen al día de las últimas tendencias y su aplicación en el sector industrial, y nos indican cómo se pueden transformar las empresas de ingeniería con el uso de la tecnología Building Information Modelling (BIM) o Facilities Management (FM). Por su parte, Fernando Blaya, Vicedecano del Colegio Oficial de Graduados e Ingenieros Técnicos Industriales de Madrid, nos explica las opciones que el COGITIM ofrece a los ingenieros para acceder a estas nuevas tecnologías a través de la formación continua.

In this episode, we sit down with Katja Omlor, a passionate and experienced marketer who thrives on authentic storytelling and leveraging user-generated content to amplify brand messaging. At the time of this recording, Katja was the Global Product Marketing Director for Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, a world leader in premium measurement and survey equipment. She has since taken on an exciting new challenge as Director of Global & Corporate MarComs at Coltene Group, a global leader in dental equipment and consumables.With a career spanning B2B industries from industrial equipment to consulting, surveying, and now dental, Katja shares her insights on navigating the challenges of global marketing, aligning regional and corporate strategies, and the power of customer-driven storytelling.In This Episode, We Cover:The Challenges of Marketing a Diverse Product Portfolio – How to create compelling, consistent messaging when working with a vast range of highly technical products. The Role of Product Marketing – From developing a business case to product positioning, launch strategy, and eventual phase-out, Katja explains how product marketing drives commercial success. The Power of User-Generated Content – Why brands should embrace customer voices, even when feedback isn't always perfect. Memory Generation in Marketing – A future-focused strategy that ensures brands remain top-of-mind, even when customers aren't ready to buy. Balancing Global & Regional Marketing Needs – How to provide strategic guidance while allowing regional teams the flexibility to localize.Tune in now! Don't miss this insightful conversation with Katja as she shares her marketing philosophy, career journey, and lessons learned along the way.

Oh man, this was such fun episode! The guys (along with our good friend Russ Hall) were joined this week by a couple of beauties...Craig Williams, Geomatics Sales Manager & Brian Elbe, Direct Sales Manager at Leica Geosystems a part of Hexagon. To say we covered a lot of ground would be an understatement! A few of the items discussed include the Leica/Hexagon relationship, the value of being a practicing licensed surveyor for many years prior to joining Leica, ground breaking developments, where reality capture is fitting in to workflows, what the most successful survey companies are doing different, what the next generation of surveyor will look like, the power of learning, Leica - "When it has to be right!", and we brought back the "favorite sandwich" question! Music by The Police!

Imagina que te llega un encargo de esos que suponen un reto: levantar el estado actual de una instalación industrial de varios miles de metros cuadrados. Rápidamente te viene a la cabeza la solución ideal: nubes de puntos!!. Pero ¿sabes bien a qué te enfrentas cuando hablas de Scan to BIM industrial? Hay quien cree que hacer un escaneado láser de una instalación, construcción o infraestructura con nube de puntos es tan fácil como desembarcar con la máquina adecuada y darle al botón de encendido. Pero nada más lejos de la realidad. Un escaneo láser por nube de puntos requiere una verdadera planificación, una gestión eficaz de los recursos y un conocimiento de hardware y software profundo para alcanzar resultados satisfactorios. Con estas premisas nos hemos traído a este episodio a Pablo Ruiz, ingeniero en geomática y topografía e ingeniero de ventas en Leica Geosystems para que nos explique los intríngulis del hardware. Y también a David Muñoz, grado en ingeniería geomática y topografía y Project Manager en Voyansi, para que nos cuente la parte humana del reto de trabajar con nubes de puntos masivas en un ejemplo de scan to bim industrial. ¡Bienvenido al episodio 167 de BIMrras!

Witam w dwieście pięćdziesiątym piątym odcinku podcastu „Porozmawiajmy o IT”. Tematem dzisiejszej rozmowy jest podejście Customer Centricity.Dziś moim gościem jest Adam Kochanowski – Engineering Manager z 16-letnim doświadczeniem w IT. Przez lata zdobywał doświadczenie jako front-end developer, UX Designer oraz Team Leader, co dało mu unikalne spojrzenie na tworzenie produktów zorientowanych na użytkownika. Obecnie kieruje zespołami developerskimi w Leica Geosystems, rozwijając zaawansowaną usługę chmurową do monitorowania produktywności i jakości prac ciężkich maszyn budowlanych. Specjalizuje się w budowaniu kultury, procesów i narzędzi wspierających podejście Customer Centricity. Prywatnie entuzjasta motorsportu, sim racer i pasjonat psychologii sportu oraz rozwoju osobistego.W tym odcinku o Customer Centricity rozmawiamy w następujących kontekstach:co to jest Customer Centricity?kto i w jakim celu wymyślił to pojęcie?czy to podejście ma sens tylko w przypadku firm produktowych?jakie są niezbędne składniki Customer Centricity?jakie role w firmie są kluczowe dla wdrożenia strategii Customer Centricity?jakie metryki i wskaźniki powinno się śledzić, aby mierzyć sukces strategii Customer Centricity?jak kultura organizacyjna wpływa na skuteczność strategii Customer Centricity?jakie są najczęstsze błędy popełniane przez firmy w dążeniu do Customer Centricity i jak ich unikać?Subskrypcja podcastu:zasubskrybuj w Apple Podcasts, Spreaker, Sticher, Spotify, przez RSS, lub Twoją ulubioną aplikację do podcastów na smartphonie (wyszukaj frazę „Porozmawiajmy o IT”)poproszę Cię też o polubienie fanpage na FacebookuLinki:Profil Adama na LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamkochanowski/SOLID.Jobs – https://solid.jobs/Wsparcie:Wesprzyj podcast na platformie Patronite -https://patronite.pl/porozmawiajmyoit/Jeśli masz jakieś pytania lub komentarze, pisz do mnie śmiało na krzysztof@porozmawiajmyoit.plhttps://porozmawiajmyoit.pl/255

On this episode of Hexagon Radio, we explore the exciting potential found in the journey from surveying to monitoring. Join the conversation as we unravel how surveyors can tap into fresh business opportunities within the dynamic world of monitoring. Learn how to leverage your existing surveying equipment and skillset, and benefit from insider tips from one of Leica Geosystems' monitoring experts, Steve Thurgood. Highlights: 00:02:06 – Exploring a customer base for monitoring services 00:04:05 – Identifying important surveying skills that are beneficial in monitoring 00:05:20 - Leica Geosystems' advancements in workflows and technology to aid surveyors in monitoring 00:07:40 - Useful tools for delivering efficient monitoring services 00:08:25 - Insightful overview of Leica Geosystems' monitoring equipment and software 00:12:12 - Discussing the significance of monitoring for surveyors 00:16:05 - How geotechnical technology is utilised across various sectors 00:21:05 – Making the transition to monitoring more appealing and less daunting for surveyors

Just ONE of the BEST days ever...Day 2 of INTERGEO 2023 "LIVE" from Berlin!!! 1:39 Michael Dutch, Team Lead at NavVis 1:39 17:04 Dr. Csaba Singer, CEO & CTO & Karo Godles, Chief Design Officer at Hybrid-Airplane Technologies GmbH 31:27 Samuel Beaupre, Geographic Information Systems Analyst at Geo-Plus 48:19 Paul Burrows, Principal Software Solutions Manager for Reality Capture #realitycaptureguy and Gian-Philipp Patri, Product Manager at Leica Geosystems  

Here are a few links related to today's episode:Join the Bluebeam User GroupDownload a zip file with instructional videos and some of the tools Patrick mentions in this episodeContact Patrick McLaughlin on LinkedIn if you're interested in more information about customizing BluebeamTry Bluebeam for free00:00 - IntroductionToday we're visiting with Patrick McLaughlin and Steve Smith.Patrick is the Director of Virtual Design and Construction at Pond & Company (a full-service architecture, engineering, planning, and construction management firm). He is also responsible for managing and training Pond's Bluebeam users and for helping those users develop time-saving workflows. Steve Smith entered the construction industry straight out of high school as a laborer for a general contractor. He held positions at Leica Geosystems and Hilti before joining Bluebeam, where he now works as Director of Partnerships. In this role, Steve looks for ways to expand the use of Bluebeam workflows through integrations with other technologies used by AEC professionals. 03:50 - Better Use of BluebeamPatrick gives us a brief overview of Pond & Company, which is on the large end of the spectrum, and we acknowledge that Eddie will be today's representative from a small company. Tyler explains that our goal today is to save listeners some time, so he asks Patrick to kick us off with some of his favorite Bluebeam tools.Compare PDFs - This tool superimposes two versions of a layout.Cloud PDFs - This tool backs up changes to the cloud.Search - This tool can be used to locate and then strike-through words that become irrelevant in new versions. Tyler mentions that the history of those changes is stored for future reference.Tyler shares about his experience as a detailer dealing with the numerous tweaks that occurred while he was working on a series of Wawa gas stations. Patrick mentions that the alignment function would have helped with those problems.11:30 - Custom ToolsPatrick talks about how easy it is for users to create their own tools and then to organize those into a toolkit. Eddie talks about the sketching tools and lines that he uses, and Scott refers to how central that feature has come for some fabricators. We discuss metadata and filenames. Patrick explains how Bluebeam folder structures can increase the fluidity of the design and communication processes. Even on a small team, Eddie explains that thoughtful training helps to keep a team's button layouts consistent. 20:10 - DashboardsPatrick talks about how the dashboards feature enables you to create buttons that open any file on your computer, take you to any website on the Internet, or goes directly to any folder on your hard drive or server. These buttons can then be saved as a dashboard template that others can use on their computer. Eddie explains that this versatility all the way up to the managerial level is one of the reasons that he loves Bluebeam. He asks Patrick to take us through the process of creating a dashboard, and he does so. He has gone so far as to develop entire landing pages for all of the departments in his company. 27:27 - StudioPatrick discusses the two features within Studio: -Projects allows you to upload a file of any type and share it with team members. -Sessions allows you to upload entire PDFs–even large ones–that multiple people can then edit simultaneously.-The creation of custom statuses that can then be color-cEddie shares his own experience with sharing of files and sessions even with people who don't have Bluebeam. Steve talks through the extent to which that kind of sharing can take place. 37:55 - Field ReportsPatrick talks about using iPads during site visits. He uses voice-to-text to add notes on the PDF. These notes can then be synced up when he gets back to the office. These changes can then be compiled into a report to communicate changes to the relevant parties.40:15 - Right-click Apply All PagesPatrick shares this one final tip that you'll want to use at the end of a long day. Then Eddie shares a little trick he's learned to track those who've worked on the plans. 43:38 - BUGs - Bluebeam User GroupsSteve talks through the benefits of participating in one of various user groups that can help you increase your proficiency. 45:14 - Megaphone MessageSteve and Patrick share their excitement about the amazing things happening in the construction industry. Check out the partners that make our show possible.Find Us Online: BrosPodcast.com - LinkedIn - Youtube - Instagram - Facebook - TikTok - Eddie's LinkedIn - Tyler's LinkedInIf you enjoy the podcast, please rate us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to us! Thanks for listening

Industrial Talk is onsite at Hexagon LIVE and talking to Andrea Carpi, CIO of CAD Service about the visualization of operational assets.  Here are some quick points from the conversation: Innovation, problem-solving, and the intersection of math, art, and music. 0:04 Andrea Carpi with Cad Service is the guest on Industrial Talk with Scott Mackenzie. Andrea and Scott discuss their first-time experiences in Las Vegas, including the city's energy and attractions. Andrea discusses how reading "Gideon Bach" by Offenbach changed their perspective on the world and led them to pursue biomedical engineering. Using technology to manage facilities. 5:01 Andrea emphasizes people-focused approach to tech innovation, prioritizing understanding needs and creating a better world. We create software that integrates visual data like 3D models with powerful AI to manage facilities, even for those without existing digital models. Leica Geosystems collaboration enables autonomous scanning of facilities for accurate data capture, connecting reality to digital models for efficient management. Using digital twin technology for facility management. 10:38 Digital twin is a simple way to explain the idea of managing a facility's long life cycle. Facilities can be treated as living organisms, with data from sensors and simulations providing valuable insights (0:12-0:13). Integrating data from different sources can create a feedback loop to understand facility performance and make better decisions (0:14-0:15). Developing autonomous systems for various industries, including transportation and nuclear facilities, to improve safety and efficiency. AI-powered asset management and technology at Hexagon Live. 17:04 Scott MacKenzie: Can buses have real-time health monitoring devices like Ferrari? Yes, it's done and saves money by preventing issues before they happen. Andrea Carpi of CAD Service discusses the importance of intuitive software and provides contact information for those interested in learning more. Scott MacKenzie highlights the visual nature of CAD Service and encourages listeners to reach out for more information. Also, get your exclusive free access to the Industrial Academy and a series on “Why You Need To Podcast” for Greater Success in 2023. All links designed for keeping you current in this rapidly changing Industrial Market. Learn! Grow! Enjoy! ANDREA CARPI'S CONTACT INFORMATION: Personal LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrea-carpi-905860115/ Company LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cad-service/ THE STRATEGIC REASON "WHY YOU NEED TO PODCAST": OTHER GREAT INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES: NEOM: https://www.neom.com/en-us Industrial Marketing Solutions:  

National Highways is an organisation that has a huge influence on the whole construction sector and is ultimately responsible for keeping the country moving through the management, development and maintenance of the strategic road network. And because of this, it has a major stake in innovations such as Digital Roads that are critical if we're to meet the challenges of climate change, carbon reduction and biodiversity. In the latest in-depth edition of our Think Tank Series podcast, supported by 3D Machine Control and Surveying specialist Leica Geosystems, Malcolm Dare, National Highways Executive Director of Commercial, Supply Chain and Procurement, talks Peter Haddock through a whole range of subjects, mapping out the future direction of the organisation. They talk about: - Delivering Net Zero by embracing innovations across the board - Tackling the skills shortage and attracting new talent - ESG and measuring social impact - Working collaboratively with supply chain partners and academics in research partnerships to deliver new materials and ways of working - The need to accelerate change by testing and trialling new solutions and ideas - The potential of technologies like the Cat Command Remote Control Station and autonomous drones - How carbon emissions can be reduced now and into the future using technologies like 3D machine control and switching to alternative fuels like Hydrogen And throughout the podcast, Malcolm signposts numerous standards and future roadmaps that are already documented whilst also mentioning the imminent publication of exciting future plans. You might need to take notes on this podcast as there is so much information to take in over the 52 minute conversation. A big thanks to Malcolm and the National Highways team for getting involved in this latest episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/contentwithmedia/message

With all the technological innovations that expand the scope of how measurement data is recorded and used, it is all too common to overlook the men and women behind the total station, behind the stakeout, layout and design work that not only defines boundaries but makes bridges, tunnels and high-rise buildings possible. In this new Leica Geosystems podcast, “Tales of the surveyor,” we are bringing surveyors into the spotlight we know they deserve, as the true significance of surveying is best understood through the stories and experiences of surveyors. We want to learn and share with you what makes them so dedicated to what they do – from fieldwork to technology development. Of course, we will also look at the instrument and software innovations that help shape possibilities for surveyors, but our main focus is exploring the personalities and passions that define the profession and inspire these innovations in the first place. In today's episode, three guests with unique perspectives on surveying and the advancement of surveying technology share their stories to connect surveying history with today's cutting-edge innovations, including one of our most recent and revolutionary, the AP20 AutoPole. We'll hear from Shelton Raynor, a veteran land surveyor with over 40 years of experience including dodging trains to mark points on a railway, Richard Ostridge, our Leica Captivate field software director and Hans-Martin Zogg, who is directing the Leica Geosystems surveying total station business. Through their conversation, they provide insight to understand the significance of evolving surveying technology for the profession and the world.

Tier 1 contractor Balfour Beatty is transforming its operations by taking advantage of new equipment and technology. And this is reflected in its recently rebranded Asset and Solutions Division, which is already changing the future delivery of the 500+ project sites it mobilises every year. To find out what the future looks like, Peter Haddock talks to Sean Scarah, Plant and Logistics Director for Balfour Beatty Asset and Solutions Division, for the latest edition of our Think Tank Series, supported by 3D Machine Control and Surveying specialist Leica Geosystems. Think Tank is all about how we should think about getting the most out of the fuel in the Tank. So this episode is all about understanding the complexities of running complex job sites from one of the most experienced professionals in the business. And there are numerous insights that Sean shares with Peter in this episode. Sean: "It's not all about diggers anymore... it's about a whole connected site where 3D machine control and, in the future autonomous plant help to deliver a project and help us on our journey to Net Zero. And to succeed, we all must work more collaboratively together with industry solution and equipment providers as well as supply chain partners, IT specialists and, of course, clients." Thanks for listening to this episode of our Think Tank series, supported by Leica Geosystems, the 3D machine control and surveying specialist. If you like this one, please listen to our other podcast episodes and check out our video interviews from sites and events on our YouTube channel at youtube.com/contentwithmedia. To follow Peter Haddock, visit his profile on Linkedin here https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterhaddock --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/contentwithmedia/message

You gotta get up pretty early to catch up with this weeks guest! The guys were joined by Paul Burrows aka #RealityCaptureGuy from "across the pond"! Paul is the Principal Software Solutions Manager - Reality Capture at Leica Geosystems. He is a laser scanning expert whose passions also include creating sustainable solutions and maximizing the remote working environment. Paul helps us define "reality capture" by walking us through the some of the new realities such a AR, VR, MR as well as digital twins and even the metaverse (DD's favorite). We also got a better understanding of the "Leica Lifestyle" and what this amazingly diverse company has in store for 2023. Producer Sean had an "immersive" revelation. Winston Churchill was quoted. Music by Ben Folds Five!

Stage V engines are different, so how will they change the industry, and how can rental companies, in particular, benefit by investing in equipment powered by them? Peter Haddock asks all these questions and more to Dave Stollery of Perkins Engines in the latest edition of our Think Tank Series, supported by 3D Machine Control and Surveying specialist Leica Geosystems. Think Tank is all about how we should think about, in this case, getting the most out of the diesel or HVO fuel in the tank. So this episode is all about productivity, uptime, efficiency, and ultimately reducing carbon emissions by understanding the benefits of equipment using Stage V engines. As Peter discovers in this podcast, a Stage V engine complete with after-treatment needs to be run harder. And thanks to the research and development of Stage V technologies, the increases in engine performance can even reduce the size needed to power a machine. Knowing how to maintain Stage V engines is also important when delivering that vital uptime for rental fleets and end-users. So why not listen to Dave and Peter as they cover the topic in this in-depth podcast. Thanks for listening to this episode of our Think Tank series, supported by Leica Geosystems, the 3D machine control and surveying specialist. If you like this one, please listen to our other podcast episodes and check out our video interviews from sites and events on our YouTube channel at youtube.com/contentwithmedia. To follow Peter Haddock, visit his profile on Linkedin here https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterhaddock --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

How do we solve the skills shortage whilst increasing productivity and reducing CO2 emissions? These are just some of the key topics Peter Haddock discusses with Peter Bell, MD of housebuilding groundworks specialist, Bell Contracting onsite at the new AccXel Construction Training School. In this latest edition of our Think Tank Series supported by Leica Geosystems, Peter Bell talks about how the family business has created key relationships and partnerships with JCB and 3D machine control and surveying specialist Leica Geosystems to change the way the business operates. It's a process that has delivered significant benefits allowing Bell Contracting to grow whilst establishing itself as a key supply chain partner for some of the UK's largest housebuilders. Peter Bell: "The group has a turnover of around £90m, which is made up of three divisions, Bell Contracting, Bell Plant and Bell Homes. Our growth has accelerated dramatically over the last decade as we have changed the way in which we approach working with our customers, who are some of the major housebuilders in our region. "Those customers wanted more of a partnership approach, so we recognised we had to solidify our own approach to partnerships within our core supply chain and, in particular, the plant we use. So we started to work with our local JCB dealer, Holt JCB and JCB Finance to look at how we could manage our fleet and get the right equipment matched for the jobs onsite. "The aim was to develop a better approach to managing the movement of muck that was safer and more efficient. This also involved changing our methodologies and how team members worked together, from engineers to surveyors, site managers and operators. As part of this process, we created another more technically orientated partnership with Leica Geosystems, combining surveying, 3D modelling and machine control as one seamless delivery model. "It has been a revolution for our business. You know, I never believed that you would get 55 year old excavator drivers to buy into a machine control solution within 24 hours, but it happened to us. And the productivity of the jobs we are now doing is off the scale. We don't bang pegs in the ground anymore. Everything's built on a 3d model, and it's effectively plugged into the machine. "My excavator drivers and my foreman can actually physically see what they're actually trying to achieve right in front of them. And now they don't have to be close to the machine or climb into trenches anymore.” Thanks for listening to this episode of our Think Tank series, supported by Leica Geosystems the 3D machine control and surveying specialist. If you like this one, please listen to our other podcast episodes and check out our video interviews from sites and events on our YouTube channel at youtube.com/contentwithmedia. To follow Peter Haddock visit his profile on Linkedin here https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterhaddock --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

For our Bauma 2022 show special, supported by 3D machine control and surveying specialist, Leica Geosystems, host Peter Haddock talks to Mark Crawford, the Digital Plant Manager for leading UK Tier 1 contractor, Balfour Beatty. This episode was recorded at Hexagon Live in Las Vegas following the launch of new surveying and construction sector technologies. Mark joined Balfour Beatty in his new role during the pandemic and has been heavily involved in accelerating the digital roadmap for the business. Mark: "The digitalisation of the mobile plant sector is all about the connectivity of the plant itself, the available technology and what capability that can deliver for our clients." Mark is also heavily involved in the National Highways (the organisation that looks after the UK's motorway network) Connected and Autonomous Plant (CAP) Group, which works together to revolutionise the construction sector. Mark: "Working with the CAP group National Highways has set out a roadmap for the future delivery of projects, and this has influenced our own roadmap to deliver projects for the organisation. It has already led to us accelerating programmes that include the interlinking of telematics data from across our fleet and supply chain. "This includes how we move data from the office to the field, and the creation of our own digital toolset. Through collaboration and training across our business and supply chain we are ensuring everyone is now working on a consistent platform, with one version of the truth, so that we can ultimately achieve our Net Zero aims. And as a leading contractor, it is our goal to develop a roadmap that is capable of achieving the needs of all our customers. "For example, in order to support National Highways, we need to work a couple of years in advance to ensure the whole supply chain and technology is available, tested and ready to deliver. This requires us to walk back from the date of compliance with everyone involved and to challenge the OEMs and technology providers to have solutions available for our supply chain to adopt. So it's a complex and continuous process that will require investment in both equipment and people to deliver." Thanks for listening to this episode of our Think Tank series, supported by Leica Geosystems the 3D machine control and surveying specialist. If you like this one, please listen to our other podcast episodes and check out our video interviews from sites and events on our YouTube channel at youtube.com/contentwithmedia. To follow Peter Haddock visit his profile on Linkedin here https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterhaddock --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

「アスク、Leica Geosystemsのプロ向けイメージングレーザースキャナー「Leica BLK360 G2」発売」　株式会社アスクは、同社が取り扱うLeica Geosystems社製のプロフェッショナル向けイメージングレーザースキャナー「Leica BLK360 G2」を2022年10月に発売する。希望小売価格は未定。

In this episode, Christine Grahl from Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, goes behind the scenes of the Civil Engineering Geomatics program at Oregon State University by speaking with Dr. Ezra Che, Research Assistant Professor in Civil & Construction Engineering.

Want to know what the future looks like for National Highways? Then this is the podcast for you as Muneer Akhtar talks to Peter Haddock about the challenges the sector faces and how National Highways is on the road to Net Zero. Through his work with the Connected Autonomous Plant Group, Muneer talks about technology adoption, innovation, people, skills and much more. This is a real insight into how National Highways is looking to work with businesses to deliver better outcomes for those using its infrastructure and those building and maintaining it. It's another Think Tank episode from our series supported by Leica Geosystems, where Peter looks into how we can get more from every drop of fuel. If you like this episode, please listen to our other podcast episodes and check out our video interviews from sites and events on our YouTube archive channel at youtube.com/contentwithmedia. To follow Peter Haddock visit his profile on Linkedin here https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterhaddock --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

La digitalización en los ámbitos de la Arquitectura, Ingeniería, Construcción e Infraestructuras se sucede a un ritmo vertiginoso. Fernando Delgado Hernández y Ángel Herranz Casado, de la empresa Leica Geosystems nos ponen al día de las últimas tendencias y su aplicación en el sector industrial, y nos indican cómo se pueden transformar las empresas de ingeniería con el uso de la tecnología Building Information Modelling (BIM) o Facilities Management (FM). Por su parte, Fernando Blaya, Vicedecano del Colegio Oficial de Graduados e Ingenieros Técnicos Industriales de Madrid, nos explica las opciones que el COGITIM ofrece a los ingenieros para acceder a estas nuevas tecnologías a través de la formación continua.

The Blade Dive - Episode 37, we are joined by the “Silver Nail” Andreas Silbernagl. Growing up in the southwest end of the Italian Dolomite Alps, Andreas Silbernagl spent much of his time skiing and figured out quickly that after 8 years of school, that he wasn't interested in the classroom. Eventually, Silbernagl would earn several technician certifications and excavator/truck licenses, however, working outside and learning outside is still a priority to him. After enduring a period of life in the army as a member of the special forces airborne unit, Silbernagl spent time becoming familiar with ski resort operations and would land at Prinoth as the manager of all snow grooming equipment demo operations.  Silbernagl has built world class ski racing venues, terrain parks and demoed equipment all over the world! Even though the most difficult thing for Andreas Silbernagl is being in the office, the customer contacts as well as the feedback is how Silbernagl justifies tackling any desk work. It's fair to say that the machine is the office space Silbernagl prefers, seeing as he is traveling  200 days a year. That being said, Silbernagl's choice of resort to visit or operate a machine is Whistler, Canada.  Most recently Silbernagl has been building the World Cup race course at Cortina ISTA Ski Area, Italy. Episode 37 was such a fun conversation! We discuss the industry interpretation of the terms “operator” & “driver”, hand throttle usage compared to foot throttle usage while grooming. That nothing can replace seat time. The Leica Geosystems and just how helpful new technology can be, but that familiarizing yourself with any type of equipment is the first step. Again, I felt as if I was just catching up with a friend. Andreas Silbernagl believes in building trust amongst the crews of people he works with and values the transparency within conversation, as Silbernagl says, “there's no safe space, especially if you claim to be good, you'll be held accountable”. Enjoy! And if you're in the machine, Turn up the volume!Follow us on:https://www.instagram.com/thebladedive/https://www.facebook.com/thebladedive

In our final episode of the 'Think Tank' Series for 2021, Peter Haddock talks to Alasdair Reisner, CEO of the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA). Alasdair talks about the new 'Industrial Skills Plan for the UK Construction Sector 2021 - 2025', launched earlier this year, and available from the Construction Leadership Council's website at this link https://bit.ly/3pX1LA0 Peter and Alasdair also discuss diversity and inclusion as well as a focus on respect in the industry to ensure we can both attract and keep talent. Alasdair: "Why wouldn't you want to be in the construction industry when you can fundamentally be part of a digital industrial revolution in a sector that's got so much potential to change people's lives for the better." Thanks again to our sponsors Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, for supporting our podcast series. If you want to know more about how its surveying and 3D machine control equipment and software solutions can help you be more efficient and productive, visit www.leica-geosystems.com The topics covered in this podcast are going to be a big part of our content creation in 2022, so watch this space and the content we post on our social media channels by connecting with us through the links below Connect with Peter Haddock on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterhaddock/ Like our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/contentwithmedia/ Subscribe to our YouTube video channel https://www.youtube.com/contentwithmedia Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/contentwmedia/?hl=en Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/contentwithmed1 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

THINK TANK SERIES EPISODE 4: Joining host Peter Haddock for the fourth in our new 'Think Tank Series', sponsored by our friends at Leica Geosystems, the 3D machine control and surveying specialist, is James Cadman, plant sector expert for the Sustainability Supply Chain School. In this special COP26 (Climate Change Summit) episode, James returns to the podcast to talk to host Peter about all of the challenges the industry faces to play its part in tackling climate change. They discuss what has changed in the industry since the Sustainability Supply Chain School Plant Charter was launched last year. They also talk about what the industry needs to do to reduce emissions by being better custodians of the environment and delivering social value to the communities in which we all work. James: "You only have to look at the recent announcement from the Construction Leadership Council in its 'Construct Zero Performance Framework' to see that we have some major milestones to reach. They stated that the framework wanted to reduce diesel plant onsite by over 70% by 2035. "That is a big task and not one we are going to solve overnight. But we can already see innovations coming to market and the rapid adoption of technology like 3D machine control. And there will be more technological advancements coming down the road. To meet these stringent targets, the answer is never going to be a one size fits all solution. We already have HVO biofuels, electric and now hydrogen advancements." It's a huge subject to tackle in a podcast, but we hope it will help listeners think about how they can play a role in delivering better environmental outcomes, both locally and globally. The Sustainability Supply Chain School also offers the industry a huge amount of resources free of charge to support learning, and you can access its library by visiting its website. You can also find out more about the plant charter in the link below: www.supplychainschool.co.uk/partners/groups/plant-group/plant-charter/ We would like to thank our sponsor, Leica Geosystems, for supporting this 'Think Tank Series' episode. You can find out all about how its surveying and 3D machine control equipment and software solutions can help you reduce emissions and more at leica-geosystems.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

THINK TANK SERIES EPISODE 3: Joining host Peter Haddock for the third in our new 'Think Tank Series', sponsored by our friends at Leica Geosystems, the 3D machine control and surveying specialist, is Andy Wright CEO of Sunbelt Rentals UK. In this episode, Peter and Andy talk about the record-breaking deal Sunbelt Rentals UK has signed with JCB. They continue onto the subject of sustainability and how the business is driving change as it works towards transforming the 'Future of Rental' With over 2200 units set to be delivered by the end of 2021, the JCB deal is not just about numbers, it's about the fact that 92% of equipment is Stage V compliant or Electric. Each asset is also connected, as is its huge and diverse fleet of equipment. This means that customers can monitor asset performance through its 'Command Centre' customer portal and make both commercial and environmental decisions based on utilisation. In Andy's words, "We take sustainability very seriously, and we put our money where our mouth is. This JCB deal is not just a 'green' order. It's focused on safety and the provision of the data and information our customers want on the equipment they are renting from us. By showing customers the impact this equipment has on their sites, we help them be more productive and recognise when items are under-utilised. But most importantly, we build in safety to our equipment purchases and reports. For example, we have forward cameras on all the new JCB dumper, and everything is connected to the JCB Livelink telemetry solution through our Command Centre Portal." It's a fascinating insight into how Andy and the team see the 'Future of Rental' developing, and we hope you enjoy listening to it. And thanks to our sponsors, Leica Geosystems, for supporting the third episode in our new Think Tank Series. You can find out all about their surveying and 3D machine control equipment and software solutions at leica-geosystems.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

THINK TANK SERIES EPISODE 2: Joining host Peter Haddock for the second in our new 'Think Tank Series', sponsored by our friends at Leica Geosystems, the 3D machine control and surveying specialist, is Eric Desaulniers, President & CEO of graphite mining specialist Nouveau Monde Graphite. In this episode, Peter and Eric talk about a World first deal that Nouveau Monde Graphite has made with the mining team at Caterpillar to electrify its Graphite mine in Canada. It's an amazing story that will help to transform the mining industry into a greener and more environmentally productive sector. It will start with Caterpillar developing an entire fleet of battery-powered electric machines that will mine the graphite needed to create the batteries they run on. In turn, this will create a mining circular and green economy. What is also super exciting is that the power they use will be green as it comes from hydroelectric power generation fed into the site through a high voltage cable. Both companies will work together to develop and test the technology, sharing the journey to battery mining with other global players, so that everyone can benefit. The knowledge gathered will also support the next generation of machines as technology and the mine move forward. Peter and Eric even talk about the potential for hydrogen and how Nouveau Monde Graphite will be at the cutting edge of every advancement in the future. It is a fascinating subject we hope you will enjoy. You can also read an interview with Eric Desaulniers by Peter Haddock in the future December 2021 edition of Earthmovers Magazine. To purchase a print or digital copy, visit www.earthmoversmagazine.co.uk We also wanted to thank our sponsors, Leica Geosystems, for supporting the second episode in our new Think Tank Series. You can find out all about their surveying and 3D machine control equipment and software solutions at leica-geosystems.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

Michael is the Regional General Manager for Asia, Russia, and Australia for RPMGlobal (aka RPM). RPMGlobal (Runge Pincock Minarco) Holdings Limited operates as a holding company. The company, through its subsidiaries, provides mining software, enterprise mine management, planning, simulation, consulting, and training services. In this episode, Michael discusses his 12-year career path, which included six different jobs, his education, how RPMGlobal grew from a small business to a global corporation, and the changes in RPMGlobal's management that expedited the company's growth. Michael also shared his views on the impact of the pandemic on how the business delivers services and whether or not the change will be permanent. Episode Highlights: Michael was born in Brisbane and grew up there into a coal mining technology family. His parents started a small business that was called Tri-Tronics. The business pioneered a dragline monitoring system that went global. Michael worked for his parents business for 11 years, from 2000-2010. Leica Geosystems acquired his family business in 2003, and then Hexagon acquired Leica Geosystems in 2005. When Michael joined RPMGlobal, it was still a substantially sized business. It was publicly listed in 2008 and had done a number of acquisitions, growing the software side of the business. Still, primarily it was a consulting business and globally had some seriously good engineering solutions. RPMGlobal is a software provider in the mining space, focused on advanced mining. They have a long history of being involved in the industry for over 40 years and currently employing over 400 people. Around 2012, there was a change of management in RPM, which coincided with a change of investor profile, which went from a lot of smaller investors to large institutional investors that brought in the transformation of management. When you've got a very good team underneath you, it's more about validating and setting a good strategy rather than having to get into the day-to-day stuff. RPM have a customer success team working closely with their clients to ensure they are using their software to its best capability. They also have our technical pre-sales teams that will work with people during the engagement, when they're looking at the software and whether it's a good fit for them and the design of the solutions. In 2012 RPM bought around 35 new products to market and invested around $150 million. Sitting in front of people and talking and having interpersonal interaction solves issues quicker than when you're trying to do things via Zoom, Teams or any other virtual mode. Michael Baldwin on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-baldwin-6042141/ RPM Global Website: https://www.rpmglobal.com/ Richard Triggs on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardtriggs/ Arete Website: https://www.areteexecutive.com.au/

THINK TANK SERIES LAUNCH EPISODE: Joining host Peter Haddock for the first in our new 'Think Tank Series', sponsored by our friends at Leica Geosystems, the 3D machine control and surveying specialist, are members of the new Lynch Plant Hire machine control division. They include Paul Keenan, Gez Bonner, Chris Kent and James King. In this episode, we talk onsite and in the studio to the team about the huge investment that Lynch Plant Hire has made to develop its new division and its impact on reducing carbon emissions whilst increasing productivity and efficiency. Its new division is rolling out 3D machine control throughout the Lynch Plant Hire fleet of equipment from excavators to dozers and more. It represents the most ambitious technology investment program in the companies history, which is set to position the business as a leader in the 'Connected Worksite' of the future. Paul Keenan has led the project to create the division: "Our vision when setting up the division was to have our own specification for machine control. Therefore, we have teamed up with Leica Geosystems and Trimble through its dealer Sitech UK & Ireland to connect every single one of our machines in the division. In doing this, we will offer our own remote support to customers, solving over 90% of issues without even going to the site. This allows customers to really take advantage of all the benefits the Connected Worksite delivers. We have then created our operator training school where each operator goes through one on one training to ensure they know how to use the machine control system before they get to a work site." "This will make our operators an invaluable part of the project team as they will be able to make the machine into a surveying tool, feeding back readings to our team for 'As-Built' data to be sent to the customers. We now have a 360-degree approach with everyone knowing what is happening and where we are against programme time." Peter Haddock added: "What has impressed me about the creation of the Lynch Plant Hire machine control division is its attention to detail. The team has gone through every element of technology, training, support and collaboration when putting this together. I see this approach as a blueprint for the delivery of a "Connected Worksite'. It is a vision to professionalise the industry and deliver great outcomes for the safe delivery of projects, whilst reducing emissions and the overall impact on the environment." You can also read an interview with Paul Keenan by Peter Haddock in the November 2021 edition of Earthmovers Magazine. To purchase a print or digital copy, visit www.earthmoversmagazine.co.uk We also wanted to thank our sponsors, Leica Geosystems, for supporting the first episode in our new Think Tank Series. You can find out all about their surveying and 3D machine control equipment and software solutions at leica-geosystems.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

PODCAST WITH LEADERSHIP: Joining Peter Haddock for this latest podcast, sponsored by our friends at surveying and 3D machine control specialist, Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, is Lee Gansler, MD of Buckhurst Plant Hire. After joining the business some 20 years ago, Lee has worked his way from the Hire Desk, right through to the role of MD. In this podcast, his enthusiasm for the industry is infectious, as he talks about the collaborative approach Buckhurst Plant Hire takes with customers. He also explains how the diverse business operates and the millions it's investing in new equipment, technologies and people. Not forgetting the expansion of its national network and its approach to helping customers become more sustainable, through initiatives like more informative equipment handovers, that now include its new Stage V machines. We even learn how technology is supporting fault finding and how customers can see telemetry information that can improve outcomes onsite. You can also read an interview with Lee Gansler, by Peter Haddock in the August 2021 edition of Earthmovers Magazine. To purchase a print or digital copy visit www.earthmoversmagazine.co.uk We also wanted to thank our sponsors Leica Geosystems for supporting this episode and you can find out all about their surveying and 3D machine control equipment and software solutions at leica-geosystems.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

Join me while I chat with Paul about all things growing up, and aspirations of a career in IT. This episode was recorded at the start of this year whilst England was still in Lockdown. After finally completing university with a degree in Archaeology, Paul discovered Scanning and has never looked back. With an illustrious career with Leica Geosystems for over 14 years, Paul discusses the changes in technology & the learning curve trying to sell to Surveyors. Paul is also an ambassador for Get Kids Into Survey. You can find Paul on all social platforms (Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn YouTube) just search Paul Burrows or Reality Capture Guy.

PODCAST WITH LEADERSHIP: Joining Peter Haddock for this latest podcast, sponsored by our friends at surveying and 3D machine control specialist, Leica Geosystems part of Hexagon, is Matthew Ayres, Group MD of Bennie Group which includes Barton Plant. As one of the youngest leaders in our industry at just 28, Matthew brings a great deal of passion and enthusiasm to this episode, sharing his insights on a whole range of subjects from diversity and inclusion to safety, technology and how we drive the industry forward. Matthew also explains how a mistake has led him to be a vocal advocate for greater diversity and inclusion in our industry, which Content with Media is supporting in this podcast and other content we produce. With this in mind, we also want to highlight a very personal and insightful article Matthew wrote for the CBI entitled 'How a mistake made me a more diverse leader' It is also why we have chosen to use the Cat D6 picture with Matthew displaying LGBT colours in our promotion of this podcast. Here is the link to the article below: https://www.cbi.org.uk/articles/how-a-mistake-made-me-a-more-diverse-leader/ You can also read an article by Peter Haddock in the May 2021 edition of Earthmovers Magazine entitled 'Changing Attitudes'. You can purchase a print or digital copy at www.earthmoversmagazine.co.uk We also wanted to thank our sponsors Leica Geosystems for supporting this episode and you can find out all about their surveying and 3D machine control equipment and software solutions at leica-geosystems.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

Como que os produtos GEO são gerados? Quais os sensores que criam os modelos que usamos em nosso dia a dia? Venha escutar nossa conversa com Renata Purger Brasil que trabalha como Gerente de Desenvolvimento de Projetos do segmento de Captura da Realidade da Leica Geosystems, uma das mais importantes produtoras de sensores e soluções de todo O MUNDO!!! Neste episódio ela pode nos contar a evolução dos sensores disponíveis no mercado e também várias aplicações que vão muito além da Cartografia, desde monitoramento de estruturas à perícia policial. Simplesmente IM-PER-DÍ-VEL! Este podcast é patrocinado por: Bertoli Engenharia Ambiental www.bertoliengenharia.com.br @BertoliAmbiental Quiron Agrodigital https://quiron.digital/ @quiron.agrodigital

PODCAST WITH INSIGHT: Joining Peter Haddock for this Content With Media podcast, sponsored by our friends at used equipment specialist Ritchie Bros. is Holger (HoPi) Pietzsch, a global technology expert working for Hexagon Geosystems, the parent company of Leica Geosystems. In this in-depth podcast, Hopi makes some exciting predictions for technology adoption in 2021 and the potentially huge impact of big projects like HS2. Peter and Hopi talk about how technology has evolved, what the sector needs to do to support adoption and even the possibility of operators working remotely from home. This thought-provoking interview is a must listen for any business wanting to push forward or be at the forefront of technology. It's all about reducing carbon emissions, increasing productivity, being more accurate, collaborating to bring the industry together, whilst supporting skills development and enhancing safe working on site. Not to mention ensuring we bring through the next generation of operators and support the road to autonomy, by adopting semi-automatics technology and remote working stations. This is one not to miss. To get in touch with us email content@contentwithmedia.com If you want to know more about our sponsors Ritchie Bros and how to Buy with them, Sell with them or Sell to them, visit rbauction.co.uk, as they want to do business with you. Happy listening --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

Here's a synopsis for the upcoming webinar! Optimize your Digital Construction QA Workflows with Verity, powered by JetStream Please join us for an informative webinar on Leica Geosystems' latest solution in the digital construction space, Verity powered by JetStream, created in cooperation with our partners at ClearEdge. Digital Construction workflows, leveraging the sometimes labour-intensive creation and maintenance of BIM models, have developed rapidly over the last few years. Verity has been at the front of that movement offering an automated solution for clash/anti-clash reporting to conduct as-built verification and construction progress reporting. Verity compares laser scans of as-built conditions against any 3D Navisworks model to generate accurate quality assessments. Now, you can check 100% of installed work in the time it used to take to spot check 5% and find construction mistakes before they become expensive problems. Verity powered by JetStream takes the industry leading solution from Verity and supercharges it with Leica's JetStream technology for up to 10x faster analysis and reporting from project loading to final delivery, while tapping into the collaborative benefits of working within the JetStream ecosystem. This webinar will discuss: Where does Verity sit within the Leica Field-to-Finished workflow Choosing the right sensor and the right field workflow to get the most out of Verity powered by JetStream Preparing your data for use in Verity powered by JetStream How CloudWorx and Verity combine to supercharge your Verity workflow What are the unique benefits of Verity powered by JetStream --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

PODCAST WITH LEADERSHIP: Joining Peter Haddock for this latest podcast, sponsored by our friends at surveying and 3D machine control specialist, Leica Geosystems part of Hexagon, is Joe Nelson, Contracts Director for Mick George. Joe has been in the earthworks sector for decades. In his role, which involves responsibility for mobile plant and equipment, he helps drive the business forward, transforming it into a big player in the earthworks sector. In this podcast, Joe takes us through the transformation of Mick George into a major player in the earthworks sector. He explains its integrated approach to earthworks delivery, incorporating its road haulage fleet, quarries and waste handling capabilities. With huge projects already under its belt, Mick George is growing rapidly, and so is its investment in new equipment, technologies and partnerships. This is a very insightful listen from a business that is continuing to develop a very attractive proposition for the market. You can also read more from Joe Nelson on pg 79 of the February 2021 edition of Earthmovers Magazine in a special interview that this podcast supports. To get a print or digital copy of Earthmovers magazine visit www.earthmoversmagazine.co.uk To get in touch with us email content@contentwithmedia.com Happy listening --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

A brief introduction to Cyclone ENTERPRISE, TruView LIVE and also Cyclone FIELD 360 for the ScanStation P-Series - enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

PODCAST WITH LEADERSHIP: Joining Peter Haddock for this latest podcast, sponsored by our friends at surveying and 3D machine control specialist, Leica Geosystems part of Hexagon, is Stuart Kirk, Plant Director of The Sirius Group. . Stuart has been in the earthworks sector for decades with close to 14 years spent with The Sirius Group, who provide environmental, remediation and site development support to a range of sectors. He is a huge advocate of technology and someone who has spent a great deal of time talking to Peter about the industry, sharing his views and expertise on key topics and the future of the sector. Following a site visit in July 2020 to see its Volvo ADT powered scrapers in action onsite, Stuart now joins Peter to share his honest opinions and thoughts on how the industry can embrace technology and move forward in 2021. In this podcast, Stuart takes us through his technology journey, talks about how businesses can benefit from integrating new equipment and solutions, as well as how he is comparing equipment to ensure he makes the right purchasing decisions. He also talks to Peter about skills, the importance of supporting operators and what the industry needs to do to attract more people into the sector. This in-depth interview is another first for Stuart and Peter as we continue to expand the Podcast with Leadership series. You can also read more from Stuart Kirk in the October 2020 Earthmovers Magazine in a special interview that this podcast supports. To get a copy of Earthmovers magazine visit www.earthmoversmagazine.co.uk To get in touch with us email content@contentwithmedia.com Happy listening --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

Leica Geosystems is proud to offer a collection of products developed exclusively for distribution by Leica Geosystems which leverage our core JetStream technology, bringing universal access to reality capture data via smarter, ‘publish once' workflows. JetStream powers both a centralised project workflow in our Enterprise management server for collaborative streaming, as well as a local, shareable workflow via LGS files. JetStream technology powers instant visualisation and full data access, including: Point clouds Imagery (including HDR and IR when available from Leica Geosystems sensors) GeoTags (geo-located hotlinks) and their attached and associated media assets Assets (such as photos, videos, text files, reports, and more) Markups Extensive metadata JetStream technology is a collection of core Leica Geosystems' reality capture software technology components. JetStream technology powers the Leica Cyclone product family and are deployed by Geosystems partners to super-charge their solutions and optimise reality capture workflows. Leica Geosystems is bringing added value beyond just point clouds and imagery to the market's best-in-class workflows. The Powered by JetStream partner products range from in-field applications to automated Building Information Modelling (BIM) extraction and specialty data analysis, all powered by the unique JetStream technology. Learn more about our currently available, exclusive Powered by JetStream partner products below or contact us for more information. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

PODCAST WITH LEADERSHIP: Joining Peter Haddock for this environmentally focused podcast, sponsored by our friends at surveying and 3D machine control specialist, Leica Geosystems part of Hexagon, is Neil Roe, Managing Director of brownfield remediation specialist Dunton Environmental Ltd. Neil and his team have been breaking the rules of remediation for years and are now leading the way in bringing contaminated brownfield sites back into use at no cost to councils like Wolverhampton City Council in the West Midlands In this podcast, Neil and Peter talk about the circular economy, safety, training, the environment and even a brick made of 50% recycled plastics! "If we are to #buildbackbetter we need the industry to think outside the box, develop lasting partnerships and invest in innovation and new equipment." says Neil Dunton is doing exactly that and more. It has even created its own academy to help upskill the wider industry and soon it will be connecting specialist waste treatment sites across the country by rail to deliver solutions to the big legacy of the industrial revolution 'contaminated sites' If you have never listened to a podcast, now is the time to start. And if you want to listen to the views of other leaders, there are plenty more on our channel. You can also read more from Neil in the next edition of Earthmovers Magazine in a special interview that his podcast supports. To get a copy of Earthmovers magazine visit www.earthmoversmagazine.co.uk To get in touch with us email content@contentwithmedia.com Happy listening --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

Welcome to this meeting of Geoholics Anonymous! This is another “round-table” format discussion touching on the current issues affecting the geomatics world. This panel is made up of Kent Groh, PLS (Host of The Geoholics), Ryan Kelly, CP (Co-host of The Geoholics), Jose Pedraza, PLS - Survey Director at Stuart Consulting Group, Chris Glantz, PLS - Deputy State Surveyor ODOT, and Gabby Getz - Software Developer at Cesium and winner of the 2019 Younger Geospatial Professional (YGP) of the Year Award presented in cooperation with LiDAR News and Leica Geosystems. The topic of this GA meeting is getting to know and understand the perspective of "younger" geomatics professionals. These folks are in the prime of their careers and have plenty to say about the past, present and future of geomatics. RIP Eddie Van Halen. 

Virtual events are having a dramatic impact on the way we can bring people together in these difficult times. For the newly branded Sunbelt Rentals, Sunfest, a month-long virtual event supported by 45 supply chain partners has been a shining light in collaboration and discovery. For Sunbelt Rentals, Sales and Marketing Director, Dave Harris, its also been an eye-opener as over 5,000 unique visitors have come through the virtual doors to learn about the latest innovations and technologies that Sunbelt is bringing to the rental sector, through its diverse supply chain partners. One of those key partners is Leica Geosystems, who also join Dave on this podcast with host Peter Haddock, to explain why it has supported the event and how it is now working more collaboratively with the newly relaunched Sunbelt Rentals business. We hear from John Fraser the President UK & Benelux at Hexagon Geosystems, the parent company of Leica Geosystems, who also features on the main stage, Jonn Hicks, MD of Leica Geosystems in the UK and Keith Ferguson, Strategic Director responsible for the Sunbelt distributor relationship. This podcast shows why it is so important that leaders in the industry work together to support the 'Build Back Better' agenda and the roll out of new and innovative solutions. With Sunfest closing on the 20th September, there are just days left to enjoy the virtual experience. Visit www.sunbeltrentals.co.uk/sunfest/ For more information on products and services from Leica Geosystems visit www.leica-geosystems.com To get in touch with Content With Media email content@contentwithmedia.com Happy listening --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

PODCAST WITH LEADERSHIP: Joining Peter Haddock for this epic hour-long podcast, sponsored by our friends at surveying and 3D machine control specialist, Leica Geosystems part of Hexagon, is Niall Fraser, Director of leading earthworks contractor C A Blackwell. With 32 years in the industry, Niall is a fountain of knowledge and he is not afraid to tackle the issues the industry faces head-on. Peter last interviewed Niall about HS2 (High Speed Two) Ltd in 2015 and now he and his team are working on the project, which is great news. In this podcast, Niall and Peter talk about a whole host of topics including, innovation, sustainability, technology, diversity and inclusion and how the industry can move forward to #buildbackbetter. But what stands out for us is the way in which Niall is championing and supporting the earthworks sector, by being part of groups like the Infrastructure Industry Innovation Partnership (i3P) This organisation has both clients like Highways England Environment Agency, Heathrow, EDF, Network Rail and tier one contractors like Jacobs and Costain. If you have never listened to a podcast, now is the time to start. And if you want to listen to the views of other leaders, there are plenty more on our channel. You can also read more from Niall in the next edition of Earthmovers Magazine in a special interview that his podcast supports. To get a copy of Earthmovers magazine visit www.earthmoversmagazine.co.uk To get in touch with us email content@contentwithmedia.com Happy listening --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

Sustainability is a big word and has even bigger implications for every one of us as individuals living on this planet of ours. But what is the new 'Sustainability led Plant Charter' all about and how can we deliver more sustainable outcomes for projects, the environment, communities, individuals and the planet? As host Peter Haddock discovered in this podcast, sponsored by Leica Geosystems, the machine control and surveying equipment specialists, there is a lot to learn about delivering sustainability, but fortunately for all of us, expert James Cadman of Action Sustainability is here to explain more. To find out all about the new 'Plant Charter', which has already been adopted by Flannery Plant Hire and all of the free information available from the Sustainability Supply Chain School, listen to this podcast and James will tell you all about it. As promised, here is the link to the Sustainability Supply Chain School website https://www.supplychainschool.co.uk/ and a direct link to download the new 'Plant Charter' https://www.supplychainschool.co.uk/partners/groups/plant-group/plant-charter/ If you want to get in touch with Content With Media email content@contentwithmedia.com Thanks for listening. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

Adam Onyett, Pre Construction Director at earthworks specialist, D Morgan talks to Peter Haddock of Content With Media in this latest podcast. He explains how the business has gone on a 'Connected Site' journey over a number of years, which has seen it adopt and continually invest in technologies from Leica Geosystems, including 3D machine control and the use of it surveying equipment. Over the years it has enhanced its capabilities to integrate engineering solutions that allow it to create the models needed to deliver projects, large and small. In this podcast, Adam explains how this journey has set the business up for a 'Connected Site' future, by taking staff on the journey, investing in skills and developing a career pathway for those coming into the business. This is a very insightful podcast that shares the real-world experience of a business that is over 70 years old but acts like a technology startup.  Many thanks to www.Leica-Geosystems.com for sponsoring this podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

Sam Mercer is the Operations Director of leading plant hire specialist, Plantforce Rentals. He is the latest leader to share his thoughts with Peter Haddock, for our Content With Media 'Podcast With Leadership' Series. This edition and those remaining in the series are sponsored by LiuGong Direct UK. It's one of the UK's leading construction equipment suppliers with direct sales and service support to its customers. The podcast also supports a similar series of articles in the print edition of Earthmovers Magazine. In this edition, Sam talks about how Plantforce has become a leader in 3D machine control and operator training, with its collaborative partnership with Weston College and machine control specialists like Leica Geosystems. He also talks about its experience of delivering major earthworks for Hinkley C and how the business has learnt from the experience, investing in the latest equipment, technology and data-driven solutions. With a move towards the ‘Connected Site' Sam talks about efficiency gains, safety, maintenance and the future direction of its new ‘Fuel Efficiency Dynamics' training program. They have even taken training online for FREE since this podcast was recorded. We hope you enjoy listening. If you want to get in touch with Content With Media email content@contentwithmedia.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

Strategic manager for Flannery Plant Hire, Chris Matthew features in the first of a new 'Podcast with Leadership' series, where Peter Haddock talks to industry leaders about a whole range of topics from skills to technology, fuel to the environment, HS2 to Highways and what the industry needs to do to move forward. The series launches as an extension to Earthmovers Magazine interviews which have been featuring in the print publication with the same leaders. In this edition, Chris talks to Peter about how Flannery is working across the industry and supporting Tier 1 contractors to deliver better outcomes. He explains how Flannery is focusing on all elements of earthworks, in particular, fuel management to reduce the environmental impact of earthworks on a whole range of projects. With his previous role working for Balfour Beatty, Chris shares valuable insights into how the industry needs to focus on collaboration and the important role that major earthworks specialists like Flannery can play in delivering a more sustainable future. This is the first in a series of six leadership podcasts with this edition sponsored by Leica Geosystems the connected site, surveying and machine control equipment specialist. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

In this latest edition of #CWMRespect Podcast series, Rob Oliver talks to Peter Haddock of Content With Media.  Rob is passionate about the industry and its people and is also spearheading the fight against rising plant theft during the lockdown, lobbying on red diesel, supporting the introduction of technology and much more in his role as the CEO of the Construction Equipment Association.  Hear what he has to say about the issues that matter in this podcast and why not get involved in the debate on our social media channels (Content With Media on Facebook and Twitter or get in touch with Peter Haddock on Linkedin.   https://www.facebook.com/contentwithmedia/ https://twitter.com/contentwithmed1/ A big thanks to Leica Geosystems for sponsoring this podcast, if you'd like to understand more on how to go about choosing the right construction technologies, why not visit constructech.com and read its latest thought leadership piece from Hopi at the link below. https://constructech.com/smart-recipe-for-deploying-successful-construction-technology/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

In this edition of the #CWMRespect  Podcast series, Peter Haddock of Content With Media talks about the most cost-effective way to embrace 3D machine control, making sure you are able to get on Highways England jobs and win HS2 work in the future, now that the technology is mandated. Peter's first stop is to talk to Leica Geosystems product specialist, Steve Claybrook, who has also used its products as a surveyor/engineer in a previous role. In this part of the interview, Peter demystifies the technology, whilst exploring how it can be retrofitted to older machines.  With retrofitting and the technology explained, Peter moves onto talk to Rupert Craven, Sales Director of Ritchie Bros auctioneers about all the different ways in which you can find and buy used equipment like excavators and dozers, that can then be retrofitted with 3D machine control.  If you need any advice on either of these topics, please email content@contentwithmedia.com using 'Retrofitting and Buying' as your title text and we will find the right person to help. Alternatively, you can send us a message on our Content With Media Facebook page and Twitter account or contact Peter Haddock through Linkedin You can also visit www.leica-geosystems.com or www.rbauction.com for more information. Thanks to Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon for sponsoring this podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

In this special edition of the #CWMRespect  Podcast, Peter Haddock of Content With Media talks about skills with the Mayor of the West Midlands Andy Street,  Balfour Beatty plc apprentice Jack, McAuliffe Group's Francesca & Lewis, and Eiffage Kier's Amrit and Kyle. All of these individuals are inspirational and passionate about bringing people into the #Construction industry. So take a listen to what they have to say and hear Peter's views on how we need to invest in technology and training for 3D machine control, in particular, to help deliver major projects like HS2. Please Note: Content for this podcast was recorded at the West Midlands Combined Authority 'Plant & Construction Skills' event before the #HS2 announcement was made. Thanks to Leica Geosystems part of Hexagon for agreeing to sponsor this special edition. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

Season 2 | Episode 25: Ian Gerard, the CEO and product designer of Adder talks about his company making outdoor advertising engagement easy. Adder is a specialized real-time, real-world data analytics platform for out of home and word of mouth advertisers. Their advertising and audience measurement tools bridge the gap between digital and physical ad spaces and help brands invest directly in their community. Ian Gerard is a lifelong entrepreneur with a passion for stories, space, place, and time. Before Adder, Ian surveyed and mapped construction sites as a geospatial data specialist with Multivista, a startup that became a subsidiary of Hexagon and Leica Geosystems during his time with the company. In 2015, Ian kickstarted his first venture, a community farm focused on providing fresh, local food to the economically disadvantaged. During that time, he learned a lot about building communities and providing value to them. Since then, he's been working to bring modern data science to age-old industries while protecting everyone's right to data privacy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/awesomeinc/message

Dan Wilkinson, engineering manager from earthworks specialist, D Morgan explains how the business has gone on a journey with the adoption of 3D machine control and the use of surveying technology, to create the models needed to deliver projects, large and small. In this podcast, Dan also explains the challenges, the impact of 3D machine control and the next steps the 70 year old business is taking in the development of its technology driven approach. Many thanks to www.Leica-Geosystems.com for sponsoring this #CWMRespect podcast series. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

In our latest #CWMRespect Podcast, we talk about how the Highways England ‘Raising the Bar' document, which is now mandating 3D Machine Control on all its projects, is opening the floodgates for new earthworks technologies onsite. This, in turn, will help businesses to improve safety and productivity, whilst creating a more sustainable and profitable earthworks sector. To find out more, Peter Haddock from Content With Media, talked to our friend and respected industry leader, Mark Lawton of Skanska. He is a passionate advocate for technology use onsite, driving change on the A14 project and sharing this knowledge throughout the industry. We thank Mark for sharing his insight and Leica Geosystems for sponsoring this podcast edition. #CWMRespect --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

Peter Haddock from Content With Media introduces our first in a series of respect podcasts (#CWMRespect), which is focused on sharing insights from people in the construction and the mobile plant & equipment sectors that he respects.  This episode features an interview with Claire Trott the MD of Plantforce, who talks about its industry-first collaboration with Weston College to deliver the UK's most advanced operator training. Learn how Plantforce has collaborated with the college and 3D machine control specialists Leica Geosystems and Sitech Trimble to introduce both simulator training and practical in-cab training on the latest equipment provided by Plantforce.  This podcast is kindly sponsored by Leica Geosystems who are helping the industry to become machine control ready by pre-enabling fleets with their base kits, so plant operators are ‘Leica Ready' for the big dig season. To organise a free consultation with a Leica expert text about pre-enabling your fleet simply text your name and company to 888 02 or visit www.Leica-geosystems.com Thanks for listening.  To get in touch with Content With Media, email content@contentwithmedia.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message

In questa puntata intervisto Francesco Matteuzzi - SmartNet Product Manager per l'Italia presso Leica Geosystems - che ci parla della rete di stazioni GNSS permanenti Hexagon SmartNet.Per una misura satellitare di precisione è necessario conoscere la posizione di due ricevitori e misurare il vettore "base" ("baseline").Una rete di stazioni permanenti ti permette di sfruttare una serie di basi fisse, sul territorio nazionale, con cui comunicare per misurare la posizione del tuo rover in campo ed in tempo reale (RTK).La rete SmartNet - che forse conosci con il vecchio nome di "Italpos" - fa questo (e qualcosa in più) e Francesco ci spiega il suo funzionamento, la sua infrastruttura, le sue caratteristiche ed i suoi piani di abbonamento, il tutto condito con un po' di nozioni sul principio della misura satellitare.Questo è il portale italiano di riferimento per il servizio nazionale di Hexagon SmartNet: https://hxgnsmartnet.com/it-itScrivimi su Telegram: t.me/paolocorradeghiniIscriviti al canale Telegram di 3DMetrica: t.me/tredimetricaLeggi gli articoli ed iscriviti alla newslettere sul blog: www.3dmetrica.itDiventa un finanziatore e sostieni economicamente 3DMetrica su Patreon: www.patreon.com/3dmetricaIn questa puntata ho inserito queste musiche:"V" by Weary Eyes from Fugue;"Once the clouds lift" by Weary Eyes from Fugue;"Your battles are over" by Weary Eyes from Fugue.

Construction plays a vital role in supporting economies for healthy societies. Today, the construction industry is in the midst of a disruptive revolution that changes how work is done, how construction professionals’ skills are developed, and how customers interact with construction organizations. Digital Construction encompasses many things, such as 3D digital modelling of entire construction sites and visualizing end-to-end construction project workflows. This evolution enables the industry to be more efficient, productive and accurate while also increasing safety. Christian Luttenberger, Vice President Heavy Construction at Leica Geosystems, discusses how Hexagon provides the means for digitalizing construction with construction solutions that integrate data to create seamless workflows and make entire projects safer and more efficient.

Combining measurements and imagery, laser scanners can capture any site, for example plants, buildings or crime scenes, to create a 3D digital model. The resulting model can be used for design and comparison purposes, to ensure site safety in inhospitable environments or as evidence in a criminal case, capturing every detail with to-the-millimeter accuracy. Hans Tuexsen, Terrestrial Laser Scanning Business Director, and Faheem Khan, Vice-president of survey solutions at Leica Geosystems, discuss how recent laser scanning technology in the last 12 months combine one-touch operation with portability and speed to deliver high levels of accuracy, automation and the ability to create 3D environments in a matter of minutes.

Today's surveyors are more than just surveyors - they are business professionals, digital connoisseurs, legal analysts, and all around renaissance men and women. In this episode, we speaking with Craig Hill from Leica Geosystems to discuss ever-evolving nature of the profession.

Veckans gäst i Techrekpodden är Jesper Högström som har en lång erfarenhet som utvecklingschef. Vi får massa bra tips på hur du kan tänka som ledare när det kommer till att få folk att våga testa, hur man får till en bra feedback-kultur och hur Jesper skapar en långsiktigt hållbar kultur som får folk att trivas och vilja stanna länge. Jesper ger också sin syn på att ta på sig ansvaret som chef och fördelar och nackdelar med outsourcing eller insourcing. Det och mycket mer i veckans avsnitt av Techrekpodden!   Tack för att ni lyssnar på Teckrekpodden! Är ditt företag i behov av IT-kompetens, hör av dig till cj@ants.se eller läs mer om hur vi arbetar på ants.se Linkedin Facebook Instagram

Time pressure is a permanent challenge for construction professionals. Among other building construction solutions provided by Leica Geosystems, the iCON layout robots accelerate construction and installation processes allowing users to layout more points every day with accuracy and confidence.

Leica Geosystems, Matterport and Multivista are partnering to create innovative solutions for the AEC market. With the Leica BLK360 imaging laser scanner, Matterport Pro2 Camera and Multivista construction documentation software, AEC professionals can explore spaces, design ideas and perform reality capture like never before.

Leica Geosystems utility detection tools helps anyone breaking ground to manage the intricate planning and technical complexities industry professionals face in their business. Leica Geosystems utility detection portfolio, allows users to automatically detect utilities, prevent their damage and protect personnel, infrastructure and assets.

Subject Matter Experts on BLK360 and Multivista take us through the Matterport Integration in the AEC Space   --   Hi All, Want to learn more about: ✓ Leica Geosystems BLK360? ✓ Multivista construction documentation services (include using Matterport and the BLK360) ✓ BLK360 + Matterport + Multivista Leica Geosystems and Multivista are both divisions of Hexagon AB. ✓ Matterport and Hexagon's Multivista Partner to Introduce Next Generation of Immersive 3D Media in Construction Documentation And,  On WGAN-TV Live at 5 (5 pm ET | GMT -4) on Friday, 27 April 2018, our guests are: ✓ Brian K. Smith, a Subject Matter Expert on the BLK360 (Product Manager of Emerging Technologies for Multivista and Technologist of Leica Geosystem) ✓ Zamon Kingi, Director of Franchise Sales for MultiVista Brian will be speaking about the BLK360, Matterport and MultiVista integration. Zamon will be speaking about MultiVista. In August 2017, Matterport announced:  ✓ Matterport and Hexagon's Multivista Partner to Introduce Next Generation of Immersive 3D Media in Construction Documentation And, just recently (April 2018), Matterport announced a public beta testing of Leica Geosystems and Matterport I encourage you to Join Virtual Studio Audience to ask your questions for Brian and Zamon directly. Best, Dan

What's it like to use the BLK360 with Matterport? Learning curve? Capture Workflow? Demo and discussion   Hi All, ✓ What's it like to use a Leica Geosystems BLK360 Imaging Laser Scanner mashed up with Matterport? ✓ What's the learning curve for a Matterport Pro to use the Leica BLK360? ✓ What's the capture workflow of BLK360 + Matterport? These are some of the questions that I will ask @Metroplex360 Founder Chris Hickman on WGAN-TV Live at 5 (5 pm ET | GMT -4) on Friday, 20 April 2018. Chris has a BLK360 on loan and is taking it for a spin this week and next week and sharing his Matterport + BLK360 experience with us. If you are shooting Matterport for Architects or Engineers in the Construction (AEC) Space - or want to - you will want to watch this episode of WGAN-TV Live at 5. Better yet: Join the Virtual Studio Audience to join the discussion and ask Chris your questions. When Matterport completes its beta testing of Matterport + Leica BLK360, will you be ready to leverage your Matterport expertise to scale your business in the AEC Space? I could imagine that it will take just one or two large-scale AEC projects to pay for investing (or renting) a Leica BLK360 camera. Leica Geosystems and Matterport announced their partnership on 26 September 2017. There have been many discussions in the We Get Around Network Forum about the BLK360 Camera since then. Can't watch the show live or join the virtual studio audience? What questions should I ask Chris? I could imagine that Matterport and Leica will complete their beta testing in time for the 2018 SPAR3D Expo & Conference (June 5-7, 2018 in Anaheim, CA).  I could imagine that Matterport and Leica will WOW the AEC audience with a demo and presentation (whom will immediately want to find 3D Tour photographers that can deliver this solution). I will be reporting for WGAN-TV from SPAR3D. Best, Dan

This Matterport trifecta is great news for AEC construction documentation to scale your business.  Want to learn more about: ✓ Leica Geosystems BLK360? ✓ Multivista construction documentation services (include using Matterport and the BLK360) ✓ BLK360 + Matterport + Multivista Leica Geosystems and Multivista are both divisions of Hexagon AB. ✓ Matterport and Hexagon's Multivista Partner to Introduce Next Generation of Immersive 3D Media in Construction Documentation And,  On WGAN-TV Live at 5 (5 pm ET | GMT -4) on Friday, 27 April 2018, our guests are: ✓ Brian K. Smith, a Subject Matter Expert on the BLK360 (Product Manager of Emerging Technologies for Multivista and Technologist of Leica Geosystem) ✓ Zamon Kingi, Director of Franchise Sales for MultiVista Brian will be speaking about the BLK360, Matterport and MultiVista integration. Zamon will be speaking about MultiVista. In August 2017, Matterport announced:  ✓ Matterport and Hexagon's Multivista Partner to Introduce Next Generation of Immersive 3D Media in Construction Documentation And, just recently (April 2018), Matterport announced a public beta testing of Leica Geosystems and Matterport I encourage you to Join Virtual Studio Audience to ask your questions for Brian and Zamon directly. Best, Dan -- About MultiVista (Source: MultiVista FAQ) Multivista provides visual documentation solutions for construction projects of any size, across all verticals. Our visual documentation specialists are expertly trained to capture construction progress through inspection-grade photos, facility videos, streaming webcams, drone and UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) flights, and 3D scanning. Multivista then preserves a perfect record of your project, at every stage of its lifecycle, by linking the visual records to an interactive set of the plans. Project stakeholders can review the inspection-grade imagery, streaming webcam feeds, and facility videos online for remote monitoring and inspection, QA&QC, training, or verification of as-built conditions. WGAN Forum discussions tagged: BLK360 The We Get Around Network Forum is a free, online Community of 10,000+ Matterport Service Providers and Google Street View Trusted Photographers in 100+ Countries.

This week's construction tech news with James Benham (@JamesMBenham), Josh Bone (@BIM2theBone) and Buck Davis (@BadBoyofBIM) Featuring: - Construction Tech News of the Week - Tech You Should Try: Go Pro HERO 5 session - Interview with: Matt Wheelis from Leica Geo Systems Follow @TheConTechCrew on social media for more updates and to join the conversation! Listen to the show at http://thecontechcrew.com Powered by JBKnowledge Learn more at http://thecontechcrew.com or follow @JBKnowledge & @TheConTechCrew on Twitter.

Earthmoving is incredibly expensive. Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) produces ground that is at the correct slope, height, compaction and moisture faster for contractors. This podcast identifies how machine guidance technology works as well as applications for the construction industry. David Rowlett, U.S. manager for the Machine Control Division of Leica Geosystems joins CONEXPO-CON/AGG radio to discuss trends in the construction industry, the impact of technology, and the role of GNSS in construction, offering tips for the jobsite and insights for the future.

Join host Curt Sumner for his conversation with George Southard, founder (2012) of GSKS Assoc. LLC, a company focusing on advocacy and education in the geospatial profession. Formerly Mr. Southard served as Director of Business Operations at Analytical Surveys, International Sales Manager at Leica Geosystems, and as Director of Programs for Trimble, Inc.

Revolutionizing the world of measurement and survey for nearly 200 years, Leica Geosystems creates complete reality capture solutions for professionals across the planet.

Gregory C Walsh was a tenured professor at the University of Maryland before working at a startup called Cyra Technologies. Greg currently helps to develop software and hardware dedicated to working with 3D images known as point clouds. His current title is Director of R & D for TLS software at Leica Geosystems. Prior to this, he was the system architect for Leica 3D laser scanners - from the HDS 3000 - ScanStation C 10. He also contributed to the ScanScation P40. Cyra Technologies developed commercial 3D laser scanning hardware and software from 1993 - 2001, at which time they were acquired by Leica Geosystems. The latter was acquired by Hexagon AB in 2005. 3D laser scanning explained: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzkyrbh8Bvo Making HDS Work For You: https://soundcloud.com/hxgnradio/making-hds-work-for-you Leica Geosystems 3D laser scanning hardware and software: http://hds.leica-geosystems.com/en/index.htm

This HxGN Radio episode explores the rising demand for airborne 3D imaging in smart city planning and how Real City modelling software from Leica Geosystems is meeting that need.

In today’s podcast, we are talking to Alastair Green who is Field Surveying Software Program director at Leica Geosystems about the Leica Captivate Experience. This new software enables measurement professionals across a wide array of industries working in various applications to capture and manage complex data easily and accurately.

In this HxGN Radio podcast episode, Leica Geosystems Director of Airborne Mapping EMEA Hartmut Rosengarten explains how Leica Geosystems has become the industry leader in airborne sensors by working across Hexagon brands for shared knowledge and expertise.

In this HxGN Radio podcast episode, Leica Geosystems Applications Engineer Guy Cutting shares the cutting-edge advancements in High Definition Surveying and how Leica Geosystems continues to lead the industry with its latest ScanStations and visualisation software.

In this episode of HxGN Radio, Gregory Walsh, Senior Product Manager for Innovation at Leica Geosystems, discusses how merging new technology with customers’ problems leads to the creation of vital new products in the industry.

In this podcast, Adam Spring discusses the future of GNSS technology with Bernhard Richter, GNSS Business Director at Leica Geosystems at HxGN Live. Leica Geosystems has been pioneering solutions to measure the world for the past 100 years. Leica Geosystems, formerly Wild, is well known as the manufacturer for the world’s best total stations. It is less known that the first civil high precision GPS receiver was developed by Wild in 1985. The 30th year anniversary of developing GNSS gives us reason to look into the future.

Faheem Khan of Leica Geosystems discusses the changes in high definition surveying over the last decade, including the addition of 3D capabilities, a solutions-based approach, and how Hexagon’s range of brands will impact customers in the future.

Christine Grahl at Leica Geosystems and forensic scientist Michael Haag discuss the use of 3D laser scanning in reconstructing shooting incidents, as well as behind-the-scenes details of a recent reconstruction of the JFK assassination.

http://www.entrearchitect.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/hero.jpg ()In the 15 years that Annmarie and I have been practicing at our small residential architecture firm, we have seen much of our hardware come and go. We launched the firm with a single Dell workstation, a monster CRT monitor and an inexpensive all-in-one scanner, printer, fax machine. Today we're running Apple computers and the fax machine is long gone. On this episode of the Entrepreneur Architect Podcast, I am going to share with you a long list of all of the hardware and electronic equipment that we use to run Fivecat Studio on a daily basis. It's not fancy or cutting edge, but its what we have to do what we do. Please review this podcast on iTunes. Referenced in this Episode http://www.scottlepage.com (Scott LePage Photography) http://ptd.leica-geosystems.com/en/Leica-DISTO-classic5a_4019.htm (Laser Distance Meter: DISTO Classic 5a by Leica Geosystems) http://support.apple.com/kb/SP655?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US (Apple iPhone5) http://www.entrearchitect.com/2014/04/30/ea029-bimsanity-is-autocad-lt-a-better-choice-for-small-firm-architects-podcast/ (BIMsanity: Is AutoCAD LT a Better Choice for Small Firm Architects) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FX3RPNE/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B00FX3RPNE&linkCode=as2&tag=liviwellinwes-20&linkId=KKWN3Q4O6G7EORXT (AutoCAD LT 2014 for Mac) https://www.apple.com/imac/ (27 Apple iMac) http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB829LL/A/apple-magic-mouse?fnode=931b31d325a0b4d1f17f37656e6a68708350fa8fc99066287302aaf1fbab61e278abb77682d996f4ef57181525bd2545ffdd416a3554e9b78bb1442c4e97872779cb84c6f063ef9c6cbc9e5f1b6cdaa196c25e2723c24da0ec1858ec2d0fb2f5004b3a9af0a83f91710ac803d6eef6e1 (Apple Wireless Mouse) http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC184LL/B/apple-wireless-keyboard-english?fnode=931b31d325a0b4d1f17f37656e6a68708350fa8fc99066287302aaf1fbab61e278abb77682d996f4ef57181525bd2545ffdd416a3554e9b78bb1442c4e97872779cb84c6f063ef9c6cbc9e5f1b6cdaa196c25e2723c24da0ec1858ec2d0fb2f5004b3a9af0a83f91710ac803d6eef6e1 (Apple Wireless Keyboard) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003HFCDLY/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B003HFCDLY&linkCode=as2&tag=liviwellinwes-20&linkId=ZUIZYQPHFIVV7WC3 (ViewSonic VX2250WM-LED 22-Inch monitor) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0017CV78Y/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B0017CV78Y&linkCode=as2&tag=liviwellinwes-20&linkId=VFD2GPSRUN4IV63T (Dell E198FP 19″ LCD Monitor) https://www.apple.com/displays/ (27″ Thunderbolt Apple Display) http://nozbe.com (Nozbe) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001BEM034/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B001BEM034&linkCode=as2&tag=liviwellinwes-20&linkId=QUGM3CDNGEDK7X2U (HP CM1312NFI Color LaserJet Printer) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0098NXYM6/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B0098NXYM6&linkCode=as2&tag=liviwellinwes-20&linkId=IZ36V3UZZ7AO4O7D (HP Designjet T520 Thermal Inkjet 24″ ePrinter) https://www.apple.com/mac-mini/server/ (Apple Mac Mini Server) http://www.twitter.com/npann (Neal Pann Architect) http://www.evernote.com (Evernote) https://db.tt/nCj1IqE0 (Dropbox) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ATZ9QMO/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B00ATZ9QMO&linkCode=as2&tag=entrearchitect-20&linkId=VH5IH5RCZLQWSPJW (Fujitsu ScanSnap iX500 Scanner for PC and Mac) http://www.entrearchitect.com/newsletter (The Entrepreneur Architect Report) (my free weekly newsletter) https://www.apple.com/ipad-air/ (iPad Air) http://hawkinsarch.com (Andrew Hawkins of Hawkins Architecture) http://www.entrearchitect.com/2013/09/29/top-five-apps-for-architects-in-daily-practice/ (Top Five Apps for Architects in Daily Practice)...

Stuart Woods, vice president of the Geospatial Division at Leica Geosystems, discusses the use of ArcGIS in Leica's mobile imagery processing.

A discussion with Mladen Stojic of Leica Geosystems about the recently announced Titan and Titan Network.