Centimeter-accurate corrections delivered over cellular, straight to your rover. No base station to set up, power, or babysit. Just coverage, everywhere you already have signal. The end state of the bridge.
It works, but every job pays a tax in time, risk, and reach. Add it up across a season and the base is the most expensive habit on the crew.
15–30 minutes of stationing, leveling, and radio config before a single shot, every site, every day.
If the base drops, loses power, or walks off, the whole crew is down until it's back.
Every extra rover leans on that one base and its radio. Coverage and reliability thin out fast.
UHF only reaches so far. Past line-of-sight or terrain, accuracy degrades or simply stops.
HPRTK delivers the same centimeter accuracy over cellular, removing the base entirely and everything that comes with it.
Nothing to set up, power, or secure. Show up and survey, minutes back on every job.
Add crews at no marginal cost. Every rover pulls from the network, not a shared radio.
Wherever you have cellular, you have corrections, free of UHF range limits.
You don't drop the base overnight. HPRTK is built to slot into how you already work and take over as your Carlson gear retires.
Keep your Carlson gear and UHF workflow. We sort the cross-manufacturer config so everything finally pairs.
UHF where you have line-of-sight, automatic cellular failover where you don't. One foot in each world.
Retire the base entirely and pull corrections from the network. Just coverage, no tripod.
