Leica ICON iCR70 Robotic Construction Total Station

Leica Geosystems’ new construction total station, the Leica iCON iCR70, facilitates the move from traditional analogue measurement methods to modern digital layout techniques, which are a necessity within modern BIM processes and achieve the high productivity and accuracies demanded by the building construction industry. iCR70 can be used by the existing construction workforce with minimal training and do not disrupt existing construction processes.

The iCON iCR70 allows users to:

• 基础上的基础或粉笔线的布局线条或粉笔线
• Layout points on blinding layer such as pipe insert or cut-outs before pouring concrete
• MEP layout of hanger locations for HVAC and duct work, inserts and slits for sheet metal work
• Fully automatic layout routines of points on floor or ceiling and lines for pipe wall penetrations

Prepare and execute construction tasks faster, simpler and more accurately. This robot, tailored to your construction needs, is designed for one-person operation, giving you approximately an eighty per cent increase of productivity over other conventional layout practices. The iCON iCR70 is your best partner for construction layout, helping you to simplify your work on site, be on time and under budget. With a bullet-proof set up routine, you can be confident that you have the right set up. It guarantees layout efficiency with flexible handling of fully rendered 3D design models in the field. It is designed to accelerate construction and installation processes with ease of use within the construction industry, helping you achieve more layout points all day, every day.

The iCON iCR70 total station is fully compatible with:

• LeicaiCON CC80tablet with an enhanced version of the tailorediCON build construction field software
• LeicaInfinity office softwareand LeicaConXfor online sharing of data between the office and the site.

The iCON iCR70 features:

• 4 buttons keyboard for simple operation
• Fast prism search by patented technology SpeedSearch
• 稳定的数据通信与远程蓝牙®（高达400m）
• Aligned to modern BIM processes, fully-rendered 3D design models can be easily shared viaConXfrom the design office to the field crews.