Global Navigation Satellite Systems Engineering, Policy, and Design
LITEF has received ETSO certification from EASA for its LCR-110 GNSS-aided Inertial Reference System (GIRS).
By Inside GNSS
Exail, a leading high-tech company specializing in the design and manufacturing of advanced navigation and georeferencing solutions, showcases at Intergeo trade show a new cost-effective Inertial Navigation System (INS) dedicated to land and air mobile mapping applications: the Atlans 3.
By Inside GNSS
SBG Systems, a leading provider of advanced inertial navigation systems and software solutions, is pleased to announce the release of Qinertia 4 on November 7th. This version introduces several innovative features that provide users with a complete solution for precise trajectory and motion analysis.
By Inside GNSS
Inertial Labs recently released TAG-304, an advanced performance, tactical-grade MEMS gyroscope.
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The localized version of the PointPerfect GNSS augmentation service is designed for applications with restricted data bandwidth and connectivity plans.
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EMCORE Corporation announced the introduction of the TAC-440 MEMS Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU), the world’s smallest 1°/hour IMU. Featuring an ultra-compact package of less than 5 cubic inches, the TAC-440 is a higher-performance, form, fit, and function compatible replacement for the Honeywell 1930 and 4930 IMUs.
By Inside GNSS
The u-blox SARA-S520M10L is designed to ensure seamless connectivity even when no terrestrial cellular network is available.
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Hexagon | NovAtel is excited to announce the release of version 9.00 of its industry-leading Waypoint post-processing software, including Inertial Explorer, Inertial Explorer Xpress and GrafNav/GrafNav Static. Building on decades of GNSS positioning and algorithm development expertise, Waypoint 9.00 includes BeiDou Phase III support and a refreshed, streamlined GUI for users to import, process and export their data faster and more efficiently.
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Santa Clara, CA-based startup Anello Photonics has announced a GNSS INS module that it says is the world’s smallest optical gyro inertial navigation system for GPS-denied navigation and localization. It is powered by the company’s optical gyroscope technology and AI-based sensor fusion engine, the combination engineered to deliver high-accuracy positioning and orientation for applications in the agriculture, construction, robotics, and autonomous vehicle space.
By Kevin Jost
The u-blox LEXI-R4 is the newest compact 16 x 16 mm module with 2G fallback capability.
By Inside GNSS
The Spirent simulator emulates Xona navigation signals and enables robust, accurate testing before full satellite constellation deployment
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Adtran recently added new features to its Oscilloquartz aPNT+ technology suite to better protect critical timing networks.
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The ANELLO GNSS INS system provides up to 30 minutes of continuous and accurate dead-reckoning during fully GPS-denied conditions.
By Inside GNSS
