Plot Survey Mobile RTK vs Beef Grading

Plot Survey Mobile RTK also includes project management features that allow surveyors to handle field work directly on the device. Users can classify points, add notes or attributes, and immediately review collected measurements without transferring data to a computer first. This helps ensure data validity and minimizes repeat surveys. The application can connect to external GNSS receivers via Bluetooth and supports real-time correction through NTRIP or radio link when used with compatible RTK equipment. When paired with a geodetic receiver, the app is capable of achieving high-precision positioning suitable for professional surveying activities. Plot Survey Mobile RTK provides navigation and stake-out guidance, showing distance and direction to target coordinates. This feature is useful for construction layout, land boundary marking, topographic mapping, plantation mapping, and infrastructure surveying. All collected observations can be displayed directly on the map screen, allowing users to quickly check survey coverage and alignment while still in the field. Data can then be exported and shared for further processing in GIS or CAD software, making the workflow faster and more practical for daily survey operations.

Beef Grading custom mobile application is for use by small capacity plants that harvest beef who would like beef grading services but are unable to afford it due to cost prohibition under the current in person grading model. The business goal is to deliver and maintain grade integrity to customers wanting a quality product they are willing to pay for. The mobile application will collect information such as geo-location and date-time information of the image from a device used by a non-USDA employee and store it in a secure system for data storage separate from the AMS Billing and Information (ABI) database to be evaluated by a L&P employee who is trained and licensed to grade the product. The images of beef carcasses will then be evaluated by L&P and provided a USDA grade based on factors evaluated from the images. The employee at the plant will be able to see the result in the mobile application and complete the process by identifying the carcass with a USDA Grade.