16 September 2026
Tersus (Nuwa) added: a complete site without importing
Points, lines and surface arrive ready on the device, with the right system and the right geoid — checked in Nuwa to the millimetre.
Alongside Trimble, Topcon, Leica, CHCnav and Unicontrol, the Convertor now also speaks Tersus, the device that runs Nuwa.
What arrives
- The project itself, so the site simply appears in the list and opens.
- The stakeout points, the linework as a background map, and the surface.
- The coordinate system, with the geoid that belongs to that country.
Nothing to import, nothing to convert on the device: the surveyor or the operator opens the site and starts.
The system is right outside Belgium too
For the systems of the whole of Europe it was worked out how Nuwa describes them, and that was checked against our own conversion. Choose a French zone in the Convertor and exactly that zone sits on the device, with the right geoid model — not something close to it.
Checked
A complete site was opened in Nuwa itself and measured: the project opens, the stakeout points are there, the surface is in the list, and the coordinates come out within a millimetre of what the Convertor calculates.