GNSS RTK technology (Real-Time Kinematic) is no longer limited to geodetic work. Today, it is actively used in agriculture — farmers apply RTK receivers to create accurate digital field boundaries, define parcel limits, perform internal zoning based on soil types or crop varieties, and conduct comprehensive agro-analysis. These solutions allow farmers to collect centimeter-accurate data and efficiently manage every hectare.

When using GNSS receivers in surveying, agriculture, or navigation, you may often hear the terms "cold start," "warm start", and "hot start". What do they mean and how do they affect your work? Here's a simple explanation.

Both devices are reliable, high-precision tools widely used for surveying, agricultural navigation, and other geospatial applications.