Leica Geosystems Launches New RTC Series Terrestrial Laser Scanners, Setting New Benchmarks in Scanning Accuracy and Productivity
Leica Geosystems, a Hexagon company, has unveiled the new Leica RTC series of terrestrial laser scanners, comprising three models — the RTC300, RTC500, and RTC700. The lineup is designed to set new standards in scanning accuracy and operational efficiency for surveying, infrastructure inspection, and construction engineering applications.
Highlights
- Leica Geosystems (Hexagon) has launched three new terrestrial laser scanner models — the RTC300, RTC500, and RTC700 — targeting the surveying and mapping market.
- The RTC series is designed to set new benchmarks in scanning accuracy and operational productivity for professional users.
- Target applications include surveying and mapping, infrastructure inspection, and architectural and construction engineering.
- The new lineup is expected to integrate with drone-mounted LiDAR workflows, providing more comprehensive spatial data capture solutions.
- Leica Geosystems holds a long-standing leadership position in terrestrial laser scanning; the RTC series is intended to further consolidate that market advantage.
Leica Geosystems Launches New RTC Series Terrestrial Laser Scanners
Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, has officially announced the launch of the new Leica RTC series of terrestrial laser scanners, comprising three models: the Leica RTC300, RTC500, and RTC700.
The RTC series is positioned as a new benchmark in scanning accuracy and productivity, delivering more efficient 3D spatial data capture solutions for applications in surveying and mapping, infrastructure inspection, and architectural and construction engineering.
Three Models for Every Need
- Leica RTC300
- Leica RTC500
- Leica RTC700
The three models form a comprehensive product lineup, catering to professional users with varying project scales and accuracy requirements. Leica Geosystems has long held a leading position in the terrestrial laser scanning market, and the introduction of this new series is expected to further consolidate its competitive advantage.
As drone-mounted LiDAR and other airborne scanning technologies become increasingly widespread, the integration of terrestrial laser scanners with drone-based surveying continues to deepen — providing surveying professionals with more complete spatial data solutions than ever before.
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