Topcon adds new surveying and mapping technologies

Topcon Positioning Systems has launched a range of new surveying, reality capture, GNSS and monitoring products aimed at construction and infrastructure workflows. Image: Topcon

Unveiled at Intergeo 2026 in Munich, Germany, the additions include a new interior layout system, mobile mapping technology, GNSS receivers and deformation monitoring software.

Topcon Origo is a spatial positioning system for interior building layout. It uses reference-map-based positioning and a fixed origin, reducing reliance on the direct line of sight required by traditional optical or laser systems.

The handheld system combines the scanner and controller on a single rover pole and does not require levelling, which Topcon said could reduce station setups.

The company has also launched the CR-M2 mobile mapping system for applications including utilities, drainage, as-built documentation, corridor mapping and construction site monitoring.

Topcon has meanwhile added the HiPer S1 and lower-cost HiPer V1 receivers to its GNSS range. The receivers support major satellite constellations and can be used with network RTK services, base-and-rover configurations and Topcon’s Hybrid Positioning system.

Additional Magnet Bridge modules have also been introduced for the company’s CR-S handheld scanners, allowing point clouds to be processed for applications including trench and pipeline mapping and road asset extraction.

Topcon has also updated its Magnet Field and Office software with improved field-to-office connectivity and data management.

Another addition is Delta Watch powered by GEOvis, a cloud-based deformation monitoring platform developed with Amberg Infra 7D. It combines data from total stations, GNSS receivers and geotechnical, structural and environmental sensors.

Neil Vancans, head of Topcon Geomatics Sales, said, “Industry professionals are looking for flexible technologies that fit within their existing processes. We provide an ecosystem that helps users streamline processes, improve collaboration and simplify the digital management of project data.”