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Accelerate Autonomous Operations With Reality Capture
The autonomous jobsite is quickly moving from a theoretical concept to a business imperative.
By Troy Dahlin
August 2, 2022
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by Troy Dahlin
Troy Dahlin serves as the vice president for the Heavy Construction Segment of Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, in North America. He is responsible for the growth of the business through increased sales and market share. Prior to joining Hexagon, Dahlin served in senior leadership roles with construction firms in the Northwest United States where he oversaw business plans, staffing, budgets, financial reporting, negotiations, and other business management activities.
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