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GEODNET launches survey-grade GNSS rover GEO-MEASURE

October 10, 2025  - By
The GEO-MEASURE GNSS roveer. (Photo: GEODMET)
The GEO-MEASURE GNSS roveer. (Photo: GEODMET)

GEODNET, provider of a decentralized real-time kinematic (RTK) network, has launched GEO-MEASURE, a survey-grade GNSS rover that delivers centimeter-level accuracy at a consumer-accessible price.

For decades, survey-grade GNSS rovers have been essential tools for precision applications, but high costs and complex configurations have limited access to survey-grade GNSS rovers to large firms and specialized professionals. GEO-MEASURE is an affordable fully equipped RTK rover integrating robust hardware, a dedicated mobile app, and a preloaded RTK corrections service into a single turnkey package.

GEO-MEASURE is engineered for professional reliability with quad-frequency support across GPS, GLONASS, Galileo and BeiDou, Its 1,040 tracking channels provide resilience under canopy or in urban environments. Its rugged, waterproof housing is built for daily use, while a 24-hour rechargeable battery and USB-C charging make it as convenient as a consumer device while still delivering survey-grade performance.

Available for both iOS and Android, a free companion app simplifies setup, the company said. Once paired via Bluetooth, users can:

  • visualize survey points on maps
  • capture field notes
  • manage multiple projects
  • export data in standard formats (CSV, KML, GPX, GeoJSON) for integration with GIS platforms, CAD workflows, or drone mission software.

By making centimeter-level accuracy affordable, accessible and scalable, GEO-MEASURE opens professional-grade GNSS workflows to new audiences in construction, GIS, drone operations, agriculture and environmental monitoring.

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About the Author: Tracy Cozzens

Tracy Cozzens has been with GPS World magazine in varying capacities since 2006, wearing many hats during her tenure. She has worked in government, for non-profits, and in corporate communications, editing a variety of publications for audiences ranging from federal government contractors to teachers.