Robotic Total Stations Webinar

Robotic Total Stations Webinar

This webinar offers additional insights into the MCAA Robotic Total Station Report written by JBKLabs exclusively for MCAA’s Technology Research Series. The report’s principal author, Josh Bone, reviews findings from the report and provides additional information about how robotic total stations, when used in concert with BIM, have the potential to drastically improve productivity.

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