Certainly wouldn't expect a unit in near future to replace the RTC360, it's a machine that fills it's niche in Leica's line-up nicely and isn't totally blown away by any competitors yet.
When talking with reps and partners the only rumblings I've heard is that the next hardware from Leica would be a replacement for the P-Series. Seems logical, they're good machines but very much dinosaurs now. Even just banging some big touchscreens on them would be a good market move.
New RTC 360 coming in 2023???
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Re: New RTC 360 coming in 2023???
I agree they need to bring a modern spin to the p40. I could see a lighter version that doesn't weight like a small car. Also with faster pictures. I would still have range as a feature on the newer p40, I mostly look into using a p40 on a project when I have range in mind and want fast(ish) full dome 360 scanning.masterpine wrote: ↑Mon Mar 27, 2023 12:57 am Certainly wouldn't expect a unit in near future to replace the RTC360, it's a machine that fills it's niche in Leica's line-up nicely and isn't totally blown away by any competitors yet.
When talking with reps and partners the only rumblings I've heard is that the next hardware from Leica would be a replacement for the P-Series. Seems logical, they're good machines but very much dinosaurs now. Even just banging some big touchscreens on them would be a good market move.
If would also see benefits in a better multistation from leica. Their current MS60 is not on par with the SX12 ease of use /photo speed.
RTC just needs a better camera.
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Re: New RTC 360 coming in 2023???
And single pass scan + photo.
At 1:51 medium + photo .. plus spin up and spin down - it is too slow - coming from a C10 user who did 7 min scans, 7 min photos and 2 min targetting!
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Re: New RTC 360 coming in 2023???
P series and C series also have the advantage you can traverse with them and directly back-sight known control for orientation. For a lot of engineering works this is a huge bonus. Main criticism I see of the P series is their weight and bulk. The quality of data from them is excellent and I think there's definitely space in the market for a refresh on this kit.Leandre Robitaille wrote: ↑Mon Mar 27, 2023 2:37 amI agree they need to bring a modern spin to the p40. I could see a lighter version that doesn't weight like a small car. Also with faster pictures. I would still have range as a feature on the newer p40, I mostly look into using a p40 on a project when I have range in mind and want fast(ish) full dome 360 scanning.masterpine wrote: ↑Mon Mar 27, 2023 12:57 am Certainly wouldn't expect a unit in near future to replace the RTC360, it's a machine that fills it's niche in Leica's line-up nicely and isn't totally blown away by any competitors yet.
When talking with reps and partners the only rumblings I've heard is that the next hardware from Leica would be a replacement for the P-Series. Seems logical, they're good machines but very much dinosaurs now. Even just banging some big touchscreens on them would be a good market move.
If would also see benefits in a better multistation from leica. Their current MS60 is not on par with the SX12 ease of use /photo speed.
RTC just needs a better camera.
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Re: New RTC 360 coming in 2023???
Let’s see if Leica upgrade p40 in order to compare to riegl vz600i that is light weight and overkill until now!