The Trimble® I.S. Rover combines GPS and optical data collection on the rover pole. All you need is a Trimble robotic total station such as the Trimble S6 or Trimble 5600, and a GNSS/GPS surveying system such as the Trimble R8 or Trimble R6. Attach a prism to the GNSS rover, and you're ready for Integrated Surveying.

If you already own these surveying instruments, no other equipment purchase is necessary. The power of integration lies in the latest Trimble field software running on your Trimble controller.

Why the Trimble I.S. Rover?

The Trimble I.S. Rover is a unique patented Trimble solution that offers land surveyors enormous advantages in the field:

• Increase flexibility and save time: Total stations are well suited to small surveying areas with clear lines of sight; GPS is well suited to large surveying areas with no overhead obstructions. Seamless switch between techniques as your job demands.
• Increase efficiency on control surveys: Use GPS to establish control over larger areas for total station surveys, or use optical technology to quickly establish local GPS calibration parameters.
• Independently verify measurements in a single point occupation: Applications such as cadastral surveys often require independent verification. Measuring points with both GPS and optical technology provides an efficient and effective way verify measurements.

Discover more Trimble I.S. Rover benefits in productivity, efficiency, and convenience in the Trimble Integrated Surveying Techniques white paper.