Customer Stories

Experienced operator  - 41% faster and 75% increase in accuracy with excavator automatics from Trimble. Beginner/intermediate operator - 28% faster and 100% increase in accuracy with Trimble excavator automatics. Download PDF - E

New Cologne-Rhine/Main high-speed line Assembly activities for equipment engineering controlled via time/distance chart The new Cologne-Rhine/Main high-speed line connects the Rhine/Ruhr and Rhine/Main economic regions quickly, attractively and economically.

ABAX Contracting pioneers the use of Trimble Stratus in Australia

Brannan Sand and Gravel Company is the concrete contractor for the construction of Trimble’s newest building in Westminster, Colorado. Achieves greater visibility, control and streamlined workflows with JE Dunn and subcontractors.

Site and utility contractor uses Trimble Site Positioning Systems and Trimble 3D grade control on its dozers to grade faster, reduce rework, boost profitability and build even greater trust with owners.

As the first company in the Nordic region, the Swedish consulting group ÅF has used Trimble's unique alignment planning system Quantm to find the optimal road line for a road project. With 100 automatically generated and rated alignment alternatives to choose from, planning time and construction costs are significantly reduced. The environment, culture sites, fauna, urban constraints, etc.

Real-time positioning and visualization from SITECH NZ and Trimble’s Marine Construction Software (TMC) and positioning technologies, help contractor tackle landmark dredging and remediation project.

Dual GPS system on track loader cuts excavation time by 25% and allows for more accurate excavation in tight spaces - making the company more competitive in winning high-profile city projects

100-year old concrete and civil construction contractor drives productivity on every job by performing stakeout and site measurements without surveyors, using 3D models and leveraging machine control on dozers and curb and gutter machines

Beijing’s Daxing Airport was designed in collaboration with the late Dame Zaha Fahid, who was widely known as architecture’s “Queen of Curves”. When it opens in 2019, this beautiful and very busy airport will reside on solid ground--its flat, compact and reliable base prepared with the help of Trimble dynamic compaction technology.