Robotic Total Stations

A robotic total station is used for precise surveying and site layout, allowing a single operator to measure and set out points remotely. It’s ideal for construction and infrastructure projects where speed and accuracy are critical.

The instrument automatically tracks a prism held by the operator. The surveyor controls the station remotely, taking measurements and recording data without needing a second person at the instrument.

Robotic models reduce labour by enabling one-person operation, speed up set-out and measurement tasks, and improve efficiency on large or complex sites.

Accuracy depends on the model and setup, but they’re designed for high-precision measurement suitable for detailed construction and surveying work.

Yes. Operators should be trained to use the remote control, tracking and data capture functions safely and effectively. We can advise on training options and best practice.

Yes. They’re built for typical construction and infrastructure environments, but stable setup and basic weather protection help maintain accuracy.

Consider required accuracy, range, site size and workflow needs. Our team can help recommend a model that suits your project and working practices.