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December 18, 2019
New Ionospheric Model for Galileo Users

A version of the NeQuick G ionospheric model algorithm to help single-frequency receivers to estimate and correct for the ionospheric propagation delay  is…

By Inside GNSS


December 16, 2019
Last Call for Driverless Protocol — Buzzwords Shared.

There’s still time, barely, to sign up for this week’s webinar. Learn 3 key concepts for autonomous automotivery: lane level, antenna phase center…

By Inside GNSS


December 13, 2019
LiDAR-on-chip Uses MEMS Beamsteering

Draper has advanced its development of a LiDAR-on-a-chip using patented, all-digital MEMS optical switches for light beamsteering to gather the digital data to…

By Inside GNSS


December 11, 2019
Phase Center Stability, the Key to Automotive Positioning

The antenna may qualify as the most overlooked element in high-precision positioning in automotive applications, which increasingly these days denote potentially autonomous applications….

By Inside GNSS


December 10, 2019
Sinister Spoofing in Shanghai

Someone has updated 19th century American slang to resonate in the 21st century’s international commerce and shipping scene. A mysterious new electronic weapon…

By Inside GNSS


December 5, 2019
Webinar: Antennas Clear Roadblocks To Driverless Cars

Calling all automotive engineers — and anyone involved in designing or promulgating the fast-oncoming world of autonomous driving. For driverless vehicles, current GNSS…

By Inside GNSS


December 4, 2019
Live Tests Show Confidence in Driverless Car

An innovative positioning engine based on a safety-oriented paradigm uses a dual-frequency GNSS receiver, automotive cameras, accurate maps, low-cost inertial sensors and vehicle…

By Inside GNSS


December 4, 2019
Galileo Boarding Trains All Across Europe

This summer, French railway company SNCF performed successful tests of an autonomous train, using Galileo-enabled receivers. The vehicle ran a distance of four…

By Inside GNSS


December 3, 2019
New 4-Constellation Chip from u-blox

u‑blox released the NEO‑M9N, the first module based on the company’s new robust meter‑level M9 global positioning technology platform, designed for demanding automotive,…

By Inside GNSS


November 26, 2019
The Industry, the Community, the Art, the Technology: A High-Level Perspective on GNSS and PNT

To gauge the present state of mind of the GNSS and PNT community, the state of play in application development, and the state…

By Inside GNSS


November 19, 2019
Trimble Launches UAS1 High-Precision GNSS Board

Trimble has introduced a compact, high-precision GNSS board designed for unmanned aerial systems (UAS): the Trimble UAS1. The board’s simple connectivity and configuration…

By Inside GNSS


November 16, 2019
The Future of Navigation is Inertial Plus

“The future of navigation is inertial plus . . . some other sensor,” states Michael Braasch at the opening of this month’s webinar….

By Inside GNSS


November 15, 2019
Two New Space-Tailored IMUs from Silicon Sensing

Two new all-silicon inertial measurement systems, developed to meet the specific demands of the small satellite and launch vehicle markets, have been released…

By Inside GNSS


November 5, 2019
Inertial Breakthroughs Guide the Autonomous Vehicle

The complex and mission-critical needs of the autonomous vehicle market demand innovation at higher levels in several different sensors and in sensor integration….

By Inside GNSS


October 25, 2019
Researchers achieve 1–2 cm accuracy with commercial smartphone

Researchers at the Universität der Bundeswehr München (German Federal Armed Forces University, Munich) have performed real-time kinematic (RTK) positioning with dual-frequency smartphones, using…

By Inside GNSS


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