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Successfully upgrading your stack with new GNSS receivers follows a pattern:

• Test it first with real work, not demos.
• Find a trusted person in each office to support the team.
• Handle the setup details upfront so people can focus on working.
• Listen to your most experienced surveyors—their buy-in determines if this actually sticks.

A European geophysics and geotechnical firm proved this across 26 offices. Here's how you can do the same.

Read the full story → https://blog.emlid.com/switching-gnss-equipment-fb

We're heading to Hillhead 2026. From June 23–25, the Emlid team will be in Buxton for the UK's largest quarrying and construction show.

Stop by Stand RD16 and see how Emlid performs where it matters most: on site. Try our equipment in real-life conditions and talk face-to-face with the team behind the technology.

Get a real-life demo: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0w4Bkn0

A commercial building pad needs 2,500 m³ cut and 1,500 m³ fill. The crew creates a 3D model of existing ground. The engineer builds the design surface.

What’s next? The surface is uploaded in Emlid Flow 360. On site, the dozer runs the grade, while the crew verifies every couple of passes with Reach and Emlid Flow. Pad comes in on target.

Over-excavation in a low corner gets caught early, before it compounds into a fill problem. Grade verification happens in real time, with your whole team. Anyone can check the work against the design.

Read the complete guide to grade control workflows → https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0w30Nw0