Trimble has expanded the reach of RTX Fast, its network correction service, across Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. The service provides real-time correction and high-precision, near-instantaneous GNSS positioning, delivered via L-band and IP. This allows operators in the agriculture, automotive, IoT, surveying and construction sectors to work with high-precision positioning without the costs, delays or risks associated with installing physical base stations on site.
Through a redundant network of continuously operating reference stations (CORS), monitored 24 hours a day, seven days a week, Trimble RTX FAST delivers centimeter-level accuracy (averaging 2 cm horizontal / 3 cm vertical RMS), with a convergence time of up to one minute.
The regional expansion addresses several challenges faced by businesses operating in Latin America:
- Reducing infrastructure costs: Organizations can access high-precision positioning without having to invest in, install or maintain local GNSS base stations, reducing expenses and operational complexity.
- Increasing reliability in remote locations: The cloud-based correction service delivers consistent performance across large agricultural areas and challenging terrain, minimizing disruptions caused by connectivity or hardware failures.
- Supporting the next generation of digital operations: High-precision positioning is becoming a critical element for precision agriculture, machine automation, digital construction workflows, autonomous equipment and connected IoT applications.
With this expansion, Trimble extends the reach of RTX FAST to another strategic region, complementing existing coverage across North America, Europe and Asia.
For more information about Trimble RTX FAST, visit: Trimble RTX FAST
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