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3D machine control combines the jobsite with an intuitive digital solution inside the cab of your machine, enabling operators to make their earthmoving tasks precise and avoid rework!
With GPS antennas mounted on the machine, and IMU sensors on every moving part, machine control offers a solution to closely monitor your earthmoving tasks according to your particular environment and task in real-time. Our system supports all tilt rotators on the market and we were the first on the market to make a system compatible with swing boom.
With 3D machine control the machine will be able to operate with higher precision by digging or grading according to design files on the tablet inside the cab. Machine control optimizes and simplifyes work for the operator.
The term 'GPS' typically refers to a broader GNSS technology, which includes GPS as one of its constellations. This system uses signals from multiple satellites, including GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO, and others, to accurately determine the dozer's position and IMU Sensors installed on the moving parts of the machine provies real-time feedback for the dozer operator.
The GNSS system is installed with cutting-edge GNSS antennas on the blade of the dozer, guiding the dozer to precise leveling and grading and adjusting the blade in real-time according to digital terrain models. This results in accurate, efficient earthmoving and grading, a crucial aspect of advanced grading equipment.
Operating 'GPS' on a dozer, in reality, involves using a GNSS-based machine control system. The operator sets desired grading parameters on the machine control interface. The system, utilizing GNSS signals (including GPS), automatically controls the blade's position to achieve the specified grade.
This interface is part of sophisticated gps grade control systems, allowing operators to monitor and adjust in real-time for accurate grading, enhancing the overall capability of the grading equipment.
GPS grade control, as part of a GNSS system, combines satellite data, including GPS, with advanced software for precise grading control. This technology, essential in grade control products, allows dozers to work according to pre-set design models.
It automates blade positioning for accurate grading, making it a key component in grading equipment, ensuring efficiency and adherence to project specifications with minimal manual input.
