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March 29th, 2011
Intuicom Announces Support for Trimble IBSS

The Intuicom RTK Bridge automatically connects and begins providing corrections directly to the equipment or via a radio link. Intuicom RTK Bridges also allow users to leverage existing equipment to obtain RTK corrections, resulting in immediate cost savings.

“Support for Trimble IBSS underscores our work with other industry leaders to provide GNSS corrections to the market. We understand that customers increasingly require correction availability in areas not easily served by LAN or radio coverage alone,” said Tom Foley, President and CEO of Intuicom.

Intuicom RTK Bridge products work with all popular cellular providers, including Verizon Wireless and SIM-based networks such as AT&T Wireless, Deutsche Telekom, Telstra, and others. The RTK Bridge family provides best-in-class performance for all major Real Time Networks including Trimble VRS™, Leica GNSS Spider, Topcon TopNet, and Geo++®.