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07 March 2008, 10:32am
Leica Geosystems enhances collision investigation capability amongst UK
police forces with the Highways Agency
Leica Geosystems, manufacturer of measuring and positioning equipment, today announced that it has been chosen by the Highways Agency to supply GPS/GNSS and robotic equipment,
service, support and training to UK police forces. The equipment which also includes the largest single order for its award winning Leica SmartNet RTK service for GNSS positioning, has been distributed to police forces around the country to enhance their existing collision investigation capabilities.
“We are extremely pleased to be able to support the provision of GPS/GNSS technology to further the capability of collision investigation in the UK.”
commented Lawrence Dixon, Sales Manager, Leica Geosystems. “The Leica SmartNet RTK network offers 24/7 availability which lends itself perfectly to the unsociable and demanding hours worked by collision investigators. We have been working with the police for a number of years and the incorporation of GPS/GNSS technology will mean faster, more flexible
collision investigation and analysis. “
The deal with the Highways Agency includes a combination of GPS/GNSS receivers, robotic total stations, base receivers and Leica SmartNet RTK licences.
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