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In this recent investigation, a severely damaged vehicle was documented using the Leica RTC360 laser scanner and processed in Leica Cyclone REGISTER 360 PLUS. The goal was to create a precise digital twin of the wrecked vehicle, preserving its current condition as a permanent record. But the model does more than archive the scene. By analysing the captured geometry, investigators can later examine deformation patterns and determine the main direction of impact, a critical factor in reconstructing how the accident occurred. With high-speed reality capture and accurate point cloud registration, complex scenes like this can be documented in minutes and explored in full 3D afterwards, long after the physical evidence is gone. Thank you, David, for providing these images from the field. Sometimes the smallest detail can reveal the biggest answers. Learn more about RTC360: https://hxgn.biz/48E4t4M

How do you keep four TBMs aligned 8 km underground at millimetre accuracy? See how reality capture software and point clouds helped keep HS2’s London tunnels on track. 👉🏻 Read the full story https://hxgn.biz/4sM9yzN

Leica Geosystems + Mach9 Digital Surveyor 2 workflow, live. See it in action, hear real customer results, and join a Q&A with both teams. https://lnkd.in/e_m_j_2F

What moment truly changed how paving is done? For many, it was the move from manual stringlines to 3D machine control. In 1996, Leica Geosystems carried out the first practical trials of 3D stringless paving — marking the beginning of a new digital era. This wasn't just a product launch. It was a shift in how an entire industry operates. https://lnkd.in/eKMwUhd6 #PavingInnovation #LeicaGeosystems #MachineControl

One week to go until FIG Working Week 2026 at the CTICC in Cape Town. We’re looking forward to a week of knowledge sharing, networking and discussion. Will you be attending? If so, visit us at stands 27–29 in the exhibition area to discover the latest geospatial innovations. Learn more: https://fig.net/fig2026/

🎿 Customer Story: Les Orres Ski Resort × Leica iCON Alpine How do you manage 100 km of ski slopes with 7 snowgroomers and 270,000 annual visitors? By bringing 3D construction intelligence to the mountain. Les Orres, a stunning resort in the Southern French Alps, deployed Leica iCON Alpine across their entire fleet, achieving ~20% snow resource optimisation, fuel savings, and a season that never misses a run. Read the full case study: https://lnkd.in/e3QSPUPT

With the Leica iCON iCS50, Bouygues Construction streamlines layout operations and maintains consistent millimetre accuracy across daily workflows. Lightweight and intuitive, the solution supports fast setup, one‑person operation and reliable performance in demanding site conditions. How does a leading construction company improve layout efficiency while maintaining precision? 👉 Discover how Bouygues Construction uses the Leica iCON iCS50 to enable fast, reliable and digital layout workflows on site.https://hxgn.biz/4nb7pMb #LeicaGeosystems #LeicaiCON #iCS50

If we're talking about future-proofing the surveying industry, our partnership with the Young Surveyors Network remains a key focus. We’re pleased to share that Leica Geosystems will be hosting 100 YSN delegates from around the world for an evening event set against the Cape Town sunset. We look forward to connecting with many of you at #FIG2026.

We are excited to share that Asphalt Contractor has selected the Leica DS4000 Utility Detection Radar as one of its Top 30 Products of 2026. This recognition reflects the impact the DS4000 is having on job sites where crews need dependable subsurface clarity to work safely and keep projects moving. Thank you to the Asphalt Contractor team for highlighting the DS4000 and to the professionals who trust Leica Geosystems technology when it has to be right. Read the full announcement: https://hxgn.biz/42tVvne Learn more about the DS4000: https://hxgn.biz/4u6SrJT #LeicaGeosystems #DS4000 #UtilityDetection #ConstructionTechnology #Top30Products

Climate pressure on Alpine snowfall is real. Which means efficiency is no longer a nice-to-have; it's an operational imperative. Les Orres achieved ~20% optimisation of snow resources across the resort with Leica iCON Alpine. That's fewer cannon-hours, less energy, and a snowpack that lasts longer into the season. "This technology enables more sustainable snow management. Digital tools are essential for managing the snowpack." – Tommy Jung, Les Orres See the full story 👉 https://lnkd.in/e3QSPUPT