SatLab Geosolutions presented its latest geospatial technology innovations at CSPI-EXPO 2025, a major construction, civil engineering, and surveying technology event held in Chiba, Japan from 18–21 June.
The company booth displayed a comprehensive portfolio of solutions tailored for surveying and construction challenges, highlighting how SatLab’s integrated hardware and software offerings streamline workflows and improve accuracy across complex projects.
SatLab’s Geospatial Technologies at CSPI-EXPO
At the event, SatLab showcased the SP200 Site Pilot, which aids surveying with AI-driven auto-tracking and guides design points from CAD to the field for efficient single-person operation. Its 360° AI tracking and Android touchscreen make it ideal for construction layout and machine guidance.
The new HydroBoat 1200MB USV Multibeam Solution was under the spotlight, an advanced unmanned surface vehicle (USV) equipped with the HydroBeam M2 echo sounder for fast, high-resolution multibeam surveys in inland and nearshore waters.
Both the SL9 SLAM RTK and LS1 SLAM Scanner were also on display, providing reliable positioning and detailed 3D scanning in GNSS-challenged environments, including tunnels and indoor areas.
SatLab additionally demonstrated its ECS Series Machine Control Solutions, providing intelligent control systems for excavators, bulldozers, graders, and piling rigs. These systems are powered by SatMC onboard software and a centralized cloud platform, supporting real-time guidance, enhancing precision, and optimizing earthmoving operations.
Live Sessions & Demonstrations
At the expo, the company hosted a series of in-booth sessions and live demonstrations, engaging with a diverse audience of professionals, partners, and customers.
Attendees gained hands-on experience and awareness of how SatLab’s solutions improve on-site operations and project management across surveying, construction, and hydrographic applications.
Visitor feedback emphasized the ease of integration and cross-platform compatibility of SatLab’s ecosystem, with many professionals highlighting the value of streamlined data workflows from field to office.
