Trimble R12i

IMU-based tilt compensation

Calibration-free Inertial Measurement Unit based tilt compensation with immunity to magnetic interference

Reach hard to access points

Easily obtain accurate measurements on obstructed points like evidence under objects

Stay out of harm's way

Safely capture points in dangerous locations like the side of a highway

Built-in automatic integrity monitoring

Have total trust in your system with real-time IMU anomaly detection and alerts

Watch the pole tip not the bubble

Be more aware of what's going on around you rather than staring at the level bubble when you take a measurement

Accurate

A precise solution for repeatable results.

Reliable

Real time error estimates in Trimble Forensics Capture that empower the officer.

Productive

Faster convergence means less time spent measuring points in the field.

*In head-to-head testing with the Trimble R10-2 in challenging GNSS environments such as near and among trees, and built environments, the Trimble R12i receiver performed at least 30 percent better across a variety of factors, including time to achieve survey precision levels, position accuracy and measurement reliability.

Trimble ProPoint GNSS Technology

Superior performance in degraded GNSS conditions, with groundbreaking signal management that leverages the latest developments in GNSS signals and Trimble receiver hardware

Trimble TIP Tilt Compensation Technology

Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) based tilt compensation for accurate laying out and measuring points without precisely leveling the pole

Trimble CenterPoint RTX® Correction Service

Provides RTK level precision worldwide without the need for a base station or VRS network

Trimble 360 Technology

672 channels with support for all available and future GNSS signals, and improved protection from interference and spoofed signals

Trimble xFill® Technology

Keeps you working in radio and cellular black spots with continuous RTK coverage

*Challenging GNSS environments are locations where the receiver has sufficient satellite availability to achieve minimum accuracy requirements, but where the signal may be partly obstructed by and/or reflected off of trees, buildings, and other objects. Actual results may vary based on user's geographic location and atmospheric activity, scintillation levels, GNSS constellation health and availability, and level of multipath and signal occlusion.