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– Milestones in the Development of Precision Instruments – Heerbrugg 2000 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 2000 Leica Geosystems is listed at the Swiss stock exchange 2010 2015 2016 1970 1930 1940 1950 1960 1980 1990 First managing director Company buildings H. Wild's daughter New optics production facility Mounting the Wild Leitz logo Leica systems house PMU in Business premises in and CEO Dr. h.c. performing a final Unterentfelden (Switzerland) Heerbrugg (Switzerland) Albert Schmidheini inspection Founding fathers Precision grinding facility Business premises with the first R&D building Apprentice training center Aerial view of the business premises New Research and Development building New Operations building Construction of the Administrative and Geo-Buildings Construction of the "Optikhus" and a telemeter control tower New electronics production building April 1997 Oct. 1997 Machinery department with After the difficult survey on Dent Ludwig Bertele is awarded April 1998 state-of-the-art technology du Midi (1902) Heinrich Wild started the "Golden Brock Medal" searching for easier ways to build surveying instruments First manufacturing and Optical and mechanical Expanded factory buildings in Mechanical assembly process Telemeter assembly hall Founding of the Apprentice department CB2 engineering & design department Aerial camera assembly Autograph assembly Adjustment facility Optics production building View of the glazing facility First factory abroad in Cooperation with Leitz Wetzlar (Germany) 1972 Awarded with the "Trophèe International Mechanics starts using Wild-Leitz and Cambridge Dr. Klaus Hildebrand and The divisions Electronics, Optical Business premises Total station (TPS) assembly Reception in Heerbrugg (Switzerland) Total station (TPS) assembly Total station (TPS) assembly assembly building, Heerbrugg assembly in Lustenau Heerbrugg (Switzerland) 1927 apprentice workshop Carinthia (Austria) de l'Industrie" in Bern (Switzerland) 1979 flexible production methods Instruments merge to form Prof. Dr. Hans Tiziani, a former Engineering and Mechanics are split (Switzerland) 1921 (Austria) from 1922 –1938 in 1938 in 1988 the Leica group in 1990 Wild apprentice off as independent companies Company Company History Company Company History NAK0 T2000/TC2000S/TC2000 T1000 TC1600 TM3000V TC500 TCA1800 Leica LTD500 Leica System 1200 Leica Lino L2 Leica ALS50 Leica DISTO™ D5 Leica Viva TS11 Leica RCD30 Leica FlexLine plus Series Leica RCD30 Oblique Leica Absolute Tracker Leica Lino L2G+ Leica Captivate Leica ScanStation P40 Leica BLK360 World premiere of the Theomat theodolite Total station Automatic theodolite Construction total station Total station with automatic Lasertracker for TPS and GPS working Self-levelling precision Airborne Laser Scanner First laser distance meter Advanced manual total station Medium format multispectral Manual total station for Oblique airborne imaging AT402 with Leica B-Probe Cross line laser with sharp, Software, Leica CS20 & Versatile high-speed laser World's first imaging scanner. with digital pointfinder and T2 T3 T1 T2 NK2 computerized theodolite in 1983 doing a dam survey target recognition industrial surveying together for the first time line laser with extra large The most advanced laser with imaging capability camera for LiDAR and UAV mid- to high-accuracy tasks sensor for 3D mapping Most portable 3D laser highly visible green lines Leica CS35 scanner measuring 1 mio A new, simple way to capture lens for long lines scanning system tilt sensor applications applications tracker for ultra large Revolutionary easy-to-use 3D pts/sec reality Released in 1924 Released in 1925 Repetition theodolite Modified Engineering level with T4 T4 developer Dipl. Ing. Berchtold The 50.000th T2 N1 N10 NA2 ZNL DI10 TC1 distances field software the popular tube-telescope The world's most accurate was sold in 1956 Level The rugged level Automatic engineering level Zenith and nadir plumet The first infrared distance meter DISTOMAT DI3 First recording total station astronomic theodolite with compensator revolutionizes surveying Infrared distance meter WILD Tachymat NAK1 was a best-seller NK2 N0 The third generation of levels Construction level promotes sales LNA2 WM101 TMS T3000/PC LNA30/10/20 TC600/800 T1 NK2 First laser level First GPS system The world's most accurate theodolite at work Construction laser level Total station Kern triangulation theodolite compared to N3 N2 Repetition theodolite with Engineering level in use the significantly smaller Wild T2 Released in 1925 Released in 1928 circular compass N1, N2, N3 go into series T12 RDS T1A T16 RK1 DI50 ZL/NL TC1 Zenith and nadir plumet With top-mounted Pocket theodolite Self-reducing tachymeter in the field Theodolite with automatic Famous direct reading theodolite New self-reducing alidade First microwave distance meter Leica TPS System 1000 Leica DISTO™ pro4/pro4a Leica Sprinter Leica SmartStation Leica mojoRTK myWorld @ Leica Leica 3D Disto Leica iCONstruct solution Leica ADS100 Rugby 870/880 Leica Pegasus:Two Leica Pegasus:Backpack Leica LS15 & LS10 Digital Leica CityMapper vertical index, cross section data recording device Total Stations First laser distance meter First digital level developed World's first total station GPS steering system for Geosystems customer Revolution: Measure – Project Most intuitive construction Airborne sensor increasing Fully-automatic grade Vehicle-independent mobile Capture data indoors, Levels Hybrid oblique imaging and with alphanumeric keypad specifically for construction with integrated GNSS the agricultural industry portal – Record field positioning solution for image quality and saving lasers with radio and smart mapping solution outdoors and underground Highly precise levelling LiDAR airborne sensor for city and graphical display Instant access to a world of construction and building sites flight time functions measurements mapping knowledge MT6 N1 Plane table alidade Released in 1928 Released in 1925 RDH Self-reducing tachymeter DIOR3002 GPS System 300 is a best-seller Development of the compass theodolite T0 Wild drawing Instruments N3 GAK1 N3 DISTOMAT DI4 TPM NA2000 Top-mounted distance meter Satellite-based surveying system Industrial surveying with Gyroscope attachment Precision level with integrated The world's smallest mounted World's first fully automated World premiere of the first digital level an upright view plate-micrometer distance meter theodolite accuracy testing device Surveying Instruments Leica DISTO™ Leica Builder Leica GradeSmart MC1200 Leica PaveSmart 3D Leica SmartWorx Viva Leica ScanStation C10 Leica iCON site Leica iCON telematics Leica Pegasus:One Leica Digicat 700, 750 Leica T-Scan 5 SiTrack:One Leica Zeno 20 Leica Lino L4P1 The world's first hand-held Family of tailored Universal control system for Steering solution for Simply productive field The all-in-one laser scanner On site construction Telematics solution for iCON Flexible mobile platform for Utility Locator Most dynamic laser scanner Fast and continuous rail Highly accurate and simple to The most powerful multi laser distance meter construction total stations grading machines curb & gutter pavers software for any application positioning field software 3D with web based interface intuitive mapping World’s first locator with for manual & automated infrastructure reality capture use GIS data collector line laser solution integrated GPS and memory inspection A4 Police autograph A8 Autograph, benchmark P30 C2 RC5 BC4 RC8 RC9 A9 A40 C40 A10 P32 AC1/TA2 photogrammetric product Released in 1922 Aerial camera Aerial camera in use A7 Ballistic camera for Fully automatic Automatic super wide Wide angle autograph with plotter Autograph Stereometric camera New autograph Terrestrial photogrammetric camera Analytical plotting system Autograph satellite triangulation stereoscopic camera angle camera FT9 Photo theodolite Released in 1925 E1 A5 A6 Leica Geosystems Rectifier Autograph known as Wild A5 Stereo plotter BC1/TA10 TA41 RC30 SD2000/3000 Analytical plotting system The world's fastest plotter Aerial camera with Analytical system for GPS navigation system photogrammetric evaluation C25 Aerial camera Leica TPS300 Leica Series 3 Leica ScanStation 2 Leica AR25 Leica Viva GS15 Leica Viva TS15 PROTECT Leica Rugby 810, 820, 840 Leica Infinity Leica iCON gps 80 Leica Absolute Tracker Leica Nova TS60 Leica DS2000 Utility Leica Viva GS16 Basic Series Dragline Monitor The fastest, most versatile GNSS choke ring antenna The most versatile The fastest robotic imaging PROTECT by Leica Geosystems The toughest construction User-friendly survey Powerful, cost-effective, AT960 Most accurate self-learning Detection Radar World's first self-learning Total Stations The world’s most advanced 3D laser scanner for all Satellite Signals GNSS system total station The strongest warranty in the lasers on site software for measurement flexible on-machine GNSS Ultra-compact laser total station for precise tasks Detect and position GNSS smart antenna with RC7 Aviotar EK PUG1 B9 U3 VG1 NF1 C120 EK8 RC10 OR1 PP08 dragline monitor market professionals receiver tracker for large-volume deep and shallow targets RTKplus and
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