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A blue Trimble Airstream trailer at sunset. Two professionals use a surveying scanner on a tripod and a drone in an open landscape.
Trimble Everywhere You Turn

The road trip

When vision is backed by precision, you’ll find builders, architects and trailblazers at every turn. Join us on a journey to uncover the grit, stories and breakthroughs that turn big ideas into reality.

Episode 1

Trimble in the wild

An Original Docuseries

One trailer, countless stories and a wide open road

Enjoy some "site"-seeing

Trimble is hitting the road to showcase the tech and the talent driving the world’s essential work. If you spot us on the road, say “Hello”, snap a photo and tag #TrimbleEverywhere.

4.14 | Goodland, KS
4.19 | Kansas City, KS
4.22 | Austin, TX
6.28 | Sonoma, CA
11.9 | Las Vegas, NV
Two people pose at the World's Largest Easel in Goodland, Kansas, with a Trimble X9 laser scanner and a film clapperboard.

4.14 | Goodland, KS

Just exactly how tall is the World's Tallest Easel? The team stopped in to measure it with an X9 to find out.
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Survey the route

Track the Trimble Trailer across the country, visiting heavy infrastructure projects, extreme environments and offbeat roadside locations like the World's Largest Ball of Twine.

Behind the scenes

Step behind the camera and see beyond the surface

We live and work in a world that relies on systems and infrastructure. With an Airstream and a dream, Trimble is on a mission to find the teams that build them. And yours could be one of them.

Two DPR construction workers overlook the Austin, Texas skyline from a high-rise balcony. One holds a yellow Trimble rugged tablet.
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The Trimble Trailer - old wheels, new tech

Trimble is equipping a classic Airstream with cutting-edge transportation and construction technology to measure, map and model the groundbreaking work happening across the country.

Transforming a classic trailer into a state-of-the-art mobile studio is no small feat. Using an X9 scanner, the team created a down-to-the-millimeter accurate model of the airstream.

A man and woman use a Trimble T10 tablet to operate a Trimble X7 3D laser scanner on a tripod near a silver trailer.

Don’t miss out: witness projects of epic proportion.