The Aptella Geospatial team attended this year’s InterGEO Conference, held in September in Stuttgart, Germany. The conference ran over four days and provided attendees with the opportunity to view the latest Geospatial technology in the market. Many of the products available from Aptella were on show, including products from Topcon, Sokkia, Tiny Mobile Robots, Z+F, Quantum, Teledyne Optech and Senceive. The Tiny Surveyor, one of the first robotic instruments brought into the survey industry, was on show demonstrating how it can provide massive gains in line marking. On the Topcon stand, attendees also had the opportunity to see the Topcon LN-150 next gen site layout tool which is being released early next year. This site layout tool features
Michael Connolly is the owner of Western Survey based in Dubbo NSW. After graduating from the University of Newcastle in 2007, Michael worked for a number of survey practices in the Dubbo region while securing his registration and learning his trade. Despite the presence of a large number of competing businesses in the Dubbo market, Michael believed that he could offer something new and different, and in 2018 he established Western Survey. We asked Michael to talk about some of the challenges he faced in starting his own business. Michael said, ‘as an employee in a business, you spend most of your time doing field work and you’re not exposed to business development, client
Calling all MAMILS and cycling enthusiasts! Aptella has got some great new cycling kits available to order online and have ready for Christmas. Whether you’re buying for yourself or someone else, these Pedal Mafia kits are made from the highest quality fabrics and designed with comfort and performance in mind. Much like the MAGNET workplace solution, that’s built to up your efficiency and streamline your workflow. To order, click the link below and enter the password PP19 Buy a full bib and jersey set or just the jersey, there are sizes for men and women. Not sure what size to get? Check out this handy sizing chart (click here to view the PDF):
