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iX-503 Robotic Total Station, 3" Angle Measurement
Item No. SOK1017223-01
The iX Series robotic total stations are a trimmed down, high- performance solution. You get the efficiency of a single-operator robotic system, the power of long range reflectorless measurements, and performance as a hybrid positioning solution. UltraSonic technology is the driving force for the iX Series. The UltraSonic motors are the thinnest, lightest, and most powerful on the market &ndash providing you with the smoothest and most accurate prism- tracking possible. It&rsquos a difference you can see and hear immediately. With a rotation speed of 150° per-second, no matter how fast you move, or how many obstacles are in the way, you cannot outrun the iX. Our new UltraTrac technology gives you increased prism-tracking strength in all conditions. Advanced instrument algorithms deliver the confidence you need to move ahead. It&rsquos not that you lose line-of-sight, it&rsquos how fast you can reacquire and get back to work.
iX-505 Robotic Total Station, 5" Angle Measurement
Item No. SOK1017224-01
The iX Series robotic total stations are a trimmed down, high- performance solution. You get the efficiency of a single-operator robotic system, the power of long range reflectorless measurements, and performance as a hybrid positioning solution. UltraSonic technology is the driving force for the iX Series. The UltraSonic motors are the thinnest, lightest, and most powerful on the market &ndash providing you with the smoothest and most accurate prism- tracking possible. It&rsquos a difference you can see and hear immediately. With a rotation speed of 150° per-second, no matter how fast you move, or how many obstacles are in the way, you cannot outrun the iX. Our new UltraTrac technology gives you increased prism-tracking strength in all conditions. Advanced instrument algorithms deliver the confidence you need to move ahead. It&rsquos not that you lose line-of-sight, it&rsquos how fast you can reacquire and get back to work.
