Laser Technology Inc. (LTI) has teamed up with GeoSpatial Experts (GSE) to provide a new and better way to make accurate pole audit measurements quickly and safely. The GeoJot+ field data collection system works as an app in the field and runs on smartphones, tablets and even Window Mobile devices. It accepts LTI's TruPulse laser rangefinder data string via Bluetooth and automatically imports the measurements and More...

The days of height sticks and measuring wheels are gone, or at least should be with how inefficient, inaccurate and dangerous they can be to use. It's time to consider advancements in measurement technology and electronic data collection that are affordable, require minimal training and can consistently produce reliable results no matter who makes the measurements. More...

Laser Technology's very own TruPulse laser rangefinder and LaserSoft Measure smartphone app were featured in Esri's "showcase showdown" blog covering the products and solutions that were on display at this year's Esri User Conference.

Kassie Carley, Laser Technology's Software Product Manager, is demonstrating a TruPulse 360R laser range finder with a built-in compass and Bluetooth®. This particular model was specially made with a transparent outer case that exposes all the electronics placed inside the laser rangefinder. Kassie was also demonstrating how to pair the laser with a smartphone via Bluetooth so it can work with LTI's LaserSoft Measure app. More...

Laser offset mapping and laser field data collection has been a fast growing trend ever since Laser Technology, Inc. (LTI) released the very first and still the only 3-axis, fully integrated compass laser rangefinder in the world, the TruPulse 360. The use of lasers have become so popular in the GIS arena because it's easy to use, saves time in the field and is compatible with all of the most popular field data collection software in the marketplace. Anyone currently using Esri's ArcPad® and ArcGIS® for Windows® Mobile, Trimble's TerraSync or Topcon's MAGNET Field can unleash the laser offset capability already available within the software. More...

Anyone who claims to be GIS-savvy knows what a significant investment field data collection hardware and software is when implementing a system. Not to mention the sophisticated databases that create those beautiful maps. The good news is that most field software already is set up to accept Laser Technology's (LTI) laser data string. This means that there is potential for GIS professionals to fully utilize the benefits of laser offsets and measurements without investing a lot of time or money to do so. More...