Corrections, Your Way
An RTK Base Station You Set Up in Minutes
Every RTK workflow needs a correction source. Own the base and you control it: no cell coverage requirements, no subscription, corrections from a point you measured. A RoboDot Touch in base mode is exactly that — set it on a known point, tap Base, and it serves RTCM3 corrections over NTRIP or LoRa to any rover or drone that speaks the standard.
Base Duty
What RoboDot Touch does as a base
NTRIP server built in
Serves corrections straight to DJI controllers, rovers, and machine receivers on your network — no laptop or third-party caster required to start.
Radio where there's no network
Optional 915 MHz LoRa carries corrections across sites with no connectivity, and a second unit in repeater mode extends the range.
Know your point
Survey-in from the current fix or enter a known mark — the user guide covers base position setup, and logged observations convert to RINEX for an OPUS-grade mark.
Or Skip the Base
RTK without a base station
Searching "rtk without base station"? That's a network correction service: your rover pulls corrections over the internet from a station network instead of your own base. RoboNet VRS does precisely that for RoboDot Touch — 6 cm GIS-grade from $14.99/month, or 1–2 cm survey-grade at $40/month — and streaming your own base to the internet is what RoboGNSS, our hosted NTRIP caster, is for. Own base for control, network for convenience; the receiver does both.
Guides
Base station know-how
Build your base in 7 steps
From box to broadcasting corrections, start to finish.
NTRIP vs radio base RTK
Which correction path fits which site.
RTK corrections, made simple
Base stations to network services, explained without the alphabet soup.