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Christine Grahl
Christine Grahl
An inquisitive investigator and dynamic storyteller, Christine has spent the last 15 years covering the most impactful innovations in measurement and reality capture technology. As content marketing director for Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, she leads the creation and deployment of high-value educational resources across a broad range of media channels to support professionals involved in the capture, modeling and visualization of 3D spatial information in BIM and other markets.
Christine Grahl
Christine Grahl
An inquisitive investigator and dynamic storyteller, Christine has spent the last 15 years covering the most impactful innovations in measurement and reality capture technology. As content marketing director for Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, she leads the creation and deployment of high-value educational resources across a broad range of media channels to support professionals involved in the capture, modeling and visualization of 3D spatial information in BIM and other markets.

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Tech Insider: How Does the New Leica iCON iCS50 Construction Sensor Measure Up?

A former line & grade manager reviews the new AI-enabled iCS50 digital layout tool with visual measurement technology.

Everyone is talking about the new Leica iCON iCS construction sensors. But are they really much different from existing layout and measurement tools?

Nate Bush, a building construction specialist, shares his initial thoughts on the new AI-enabled technology. The iCS construction sensor employs visual measurement technology, which is camera-driven, allowing it to track a unique sphere with red dots to simplify the layout process on construction sites.

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Nate explains how this technology enhances efficiency by automating tasks that traditionally required manual effort, such as measuring distances and checking for plumb. He shares his experiences with the iCS50, highlighting its ease of use and speed, which he likens to having a personal assistant on-site. The tool allows for quick data collection and export to CAD files, facilitating accurate and immediate transfer of measurements to designers. Nate emphasizes the potential time savings and reduction in rework, showcasing the practical application and benefits of the iCS50 in construction projects.

Watch or listen to the video to learn more.

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Christine Grahl
Christine Grahl
An inquisitive investigator and dynamic storyteller, Christine has spent the last 15 years covering the most impactful innovations in measurement and reality capture technology. As content marketing director for Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, she leads the creation and deployment of high-value educational resources across a broad range of media channels to support professionals involved in the capture, modeling and visualization of 3D spatial information in BIM and other markets.

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