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Data Recording and Management

Jobs & Sessions

Keep each project in its own job, with separate point files, observation logs, and exports.

Within a job, every recording run writes its own session — one .sht point file per session, named by date and time. The Files page lets you view points from all sessions of the active job or filter to a single session, and the same session picker drives Stakeout target selection.

Exporting & Importing Points

From the Files page, export the active job's points as:

Import CSV brings a point list into a job — load design points from the office and use Stakeout in the field.

Recording Observations

Record GNSS observations for post-processing or as a backup to your real-time survey. A green blinking LED indicates recording; confirm the status in the web UI or on the touch screen.

Filename format: dot###m#d#y#h#m#s#gpst (in GPS time indicating the start date of the record)

The observation file extension is .rub. Convert it to RINEX with the free converter at robognss.com/tools/convert-to-rinex, which takes the .rub file as it is and needs no account, or with the RoboDot Utility Software.

Setup

For automatic recording, enable Record on Boot. Recording starts when the device has a GNSS fix.

For manual control, use Rec/Stop on the Status or Rover page.

Recording Shots

Rover points are stored in a .sht CSV file. See Rover Mode for point collection and fields.

File Access

Web UI Files Menu

Open Files in the web UI to download .rub observations and .sht points, or share files with your company through Wingman.

Download time depends on file size and connection quality.

Downloading

Location: Web UI, Files Page

File types:

Connection services (BLE/TCP/NTRIP) are paused during file download.

Sharing Files

On the Files page, select a file and choose Share Files to upload it to your Wingman account.

Uploaded observations appear under Observations at robota.us, listed with the date, device, mode, session length and location — and can be downloaded from there by anyone with access to the account.