19/08/2026
Capturing fast, pinpoint-accurate site data isn’t just about having the right tools—it’s about knowing how to make that data useful for the client.
To keep our workflows as sharp as possible, the UTSS team uses the GeoMate GS100 handheld SLAM scanner. Combining GNSS RTK, laser scanning, and visual positioning into one handheld system, it allows us to walk a site and build detailed, geo-referenced 3D point clouds in real time.
Whether we are:
Surveying overhead power lines and vegetation clearance, mapping open utility trenches or calculating fast, accurate stockpile volumes for cut-and-fill analysis.
Using the latest kit, such as the GS100, gives us incredible coverage in environments where traditional survey setups would struggle or take far longer. Saving the client time and budget.
High-end kit is only half the story. Its raw point cloud data doesn’t solve a problem on its own. The real value comes from experienced surveyors processing that data, checking it against rigorous standards, and turning millions of data points into clean, clear CAD models, topographical maps, and actionable design drawings.
Investing in modern capture technology lets us work faster and more safely on-site, but it’s the expertise back in the office that delivers the precision deliverables our clients rely on.
Get in touch with the UTSS team to discuss how we can support your next survey project.