Leica iCON iCR70

The Leica iCON iCR70 is a high-performance robotic total station purpose-built for one-person construction layout. Designed to bridge the gap between 3D design and the field, it simplifies complex MEP, foundation, and structural tasks, delivering up to an 80% increase in productivity over traditional manual measurement methods.

One-Person Operation: Dramatically reduce labour costs and site downtime by enabling a single operator to complete complex layouts independently.
SpeedSearch Technology: Patented prism search allows the instrument to find and lock onto the target quickly, even in busy site environments.
BIM Integration: Support for fully rendered 3D models and IFC files ensures design intent is perfectly matched in the field.
Setup Pilot: A fully automated setup routine that requires no user interaction, ensuring the instrument is ready and accurate at the push of a button.
Rugged Construction: Built to withstand the rigours of UK sites with an IP55 rating and a 4-button keyboard for easy operation in all conditions.

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The Leica iCON iCR70 is the definitive mid-range robotic solution for modern UK construction projects. Engineered specifically for site professionals rather than specialist surveyors, it replaces manual tapes and strings with a seamless digital workflow. Whether you are laying out footings, MEP hanger locations, or complex penetrations, the iCR70 ensures precision and speed.At PQS Survey Ltd, we provide comprehensive support for the iCR70, including equipment hire, sales, and expert servicing. This unit features patented SpeedSearch technology for rapid prism re-acquisition and a "bullet-proof" automated setup routine via Setup Pilot. Fully compatible with BIM processes and IFC files, the iCR70 allows your field crew to work directly from rendered 3D models, reducing errors and costly rework.

FAQs

What is the measurement range of the Leica iCR70?

The iCR70 offers a reflectorless range of up to 500m and a prism range extending to 3,500m, making it versatile for both small building plots and large-scale infrastructure projects.

Can I use the iCR70 for one-person operation?

Yes, the iCR70 is a robotic one-person solution, allowing a single operative to handle all layout and as-built tasks from the field controller.

Does the iCR70 support 3D BIM models?

The unit is fully aligned with modern BIM processes, allowing users to import and work directly from fully rendered 3D design models and IFC files.

How does the SpeedSearch feature work?

SpeedSearch allows the total station to rapidly rotate and find the prism if the lock is lost, ensuring minimal interruption when moving around obstacles on site.

Is the iCR70 suitable for MEP layout?

It is ideal for MEP professionals, facilitating the precise layout of hanger locations for HVAC, pipe wall penetrations, and electrical ductwork directly from digital plans.

What is the benefit of the Setup Pilot app?

Setup Pilot automates the orientation and level check of the instrument, providing a “bullet-proof” setup that eliminates human error and ensures layout accuracy.

Can I hire the Leica iCR70 from PQS Survey Ltd?

We offer flexible hire packages for the iCR70, providing a cost-effective way to access the latest robotic technology for specific project durations.

Do you provide repair and calibration services?

Our expert technicians provide full servicing, repair, and calibration for the iCR70 to ensure your equipment remains accurate and compliant with site standards.

How long does the battery last?

The exchangeable Lithium-Ion batteries typically provide 8-10 hours of continuous operation, covering a full shift on most construction sites.

What is the difference between the iCR70 and iCR80?

The iCR70 is optimised for building layout, while the iCR80 includes additional features such as ATRplus and machine control capabilities for more complex environments.