Discover what’s new and what’s next in HDS technology with immersive sessions and a day dedicated to learning, led by Leica Geosystems experts.
The HDS User Conference is designed to deliver a new experience for all attendees from Australia and New Zealand.
Together with our partners C.R. Kennedy and Global Survey the HDS User Conference will bring together Leica Geosystem HDS users in a community environment where they’ll access training sessions, learn about our latest innovations, listen to best practices from industry and experience live demos of the latest HDS technology and solutions.
The HDS User Conference features insightful keynote addresses, customer success stories and HDS dedicated group training sessions. Discover and test-drive new, innovative hardware and software solutions that will improve the performance, speed, workflows and efficiency across your organisation.
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Reasons to attend:
- Experience the latest solutions that will help you compete and win in today’s dynamic environment
- Learn about reality capture hardware and software solutions and how to be more efficient and productive
- Leica Geosystems will unveil several new innovations and attendees will get a first-hand look at the latest technology advancements
- Experience hands-on demonstrations and training to improve your workflows
- Learn from and network with peers across industries
What’s included in your registration:
- Two days filled with informative sessions and networking opportunities plus a dedicated day to learning
- Evening welcome cocktail reception
- Post-conference access to training material and presentations
- Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea catering
- Delegate bags
NOTE: We ask that you select your preferred training session time when registering. Simply choose from the four session times available, per workshop.
This helps us manage classroom numbers to ensure we provide you with quality training sessions and you will have the opportunity to attend each topic throughout day two of the conference.
Day two- August 15
Workshop sessions and timings
Maximising 3DReshaper
9am – 10:30am I 11am- 12:30pm I 1:30pm-3:00pm I 3:30pm-5:00pm
Advanced data management and registration workflow
9am – 10:30am I 11am- 12:30pm I 1:30pm-3:00pm I 3:30pm-5:00pm
Creating diverse deliverables: optimising the latest Leica HDS software updates to transform point cloud data into value- added deliverables
9am – 10:30am I 11am- 12:30pm I 1:30pm-3:00pm I 3:30pm-5:00pm
BIM workflow
9am – 10:30am I 11am- 12:30pm I 1:30pm-3:00pm I 3:30pm-5:00pm
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If you have any questions about the HDS User Conference, training sessions, or assistance regarding registration, please contact:
Tamara Stakic
Marketing Manager
info.anz.geo@leica-geosystems.com
T: +61 3 9914 2262
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