EasyNAV EMG100

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• 1.What is a 3D guidance system for excavators?

  A 3D guidance system is a high-precision positioning technology that helps excavator operators achieve accurate digging, grading, and trenching by displaying real-time depth, slope, and design target information on a monitor. It typically integrates GNSS, sensors, and digital terrain models to improve efficiency and accuracy.

• 2.What are the advantages of a 3D excavator guidance system comparing with the 2D system?

  Compared with the 2D system, the 3D system does not require frequent setting up and moving of the laser, nor does it require resetting of the targets. It is capable of more complicated excavation, such as complex slope cutting, trenching and foundation excavation, etc. Moreover, a 3D system is compatible with more types of excavators.

• 3.How does a 3D excavator guidance system improve productivity?

  By providing real-time information on depth, slope and position, a 3D guidance system reduces the need for manual measurements and approximations. Operators can work faster, reduce material waste and carry out precise excavations without having to rely on marking stakes or external supervision.

• 4.What are the main benefits of upgrading to 3D excavation control?

  The main advantages are increased precision, reduced fuel consumption, less waste material and improved safety. Operators can complete their tasks more quickly with fewer corrections, resulting in savings and more efficient site operations.

• 5.Can operators without prior experience use a 3D guidance system easily?

  3D guidance systems such as EasyNAV EMG100 feature user-friendly interfaces with visual guidance and intuitive controls. Training is typically required for first-time users, but experienced operators can quickly adapt and improve productivity with minimal training time.

• 6.What types of excavation tasks benefit the most from a 3D guidance system?

  3D guidance systems are ideal for precision excavation work, including trenching, foundation digging, grading, slope work and large-scale earthmoving projects. They are especially valuable for projects that require strict accuracy, such as road construction and utility installations.