Xona Space Systems Certifies Spirent’s Low Earth Orbit SatNav Constellation Simulator
The Spirent simulator emulates Xona navigation signals and enables robust, accurate testing before full satellite constellation deployment
By Inside GNSSThe Spirent simulator emulates Xona navigation signals and enables robust, accurate testing before full satellite constellation deployment
By Inside GNSSGalileo Second Generation (G2) has officially entered into its Orbit Validation development phase.
By Inside GNSSWhen a plane attempts to land at the airport in poor visibility, signals from the instrument landing system (ISL) will help safely guide the aircraft to the ground. Such terrestrial air landing systems must be tested to ensure the navigation they’re providing is reliable.
By Renee KnightThis year’s Munich Satellite Navigation Summit featured notable speakers and some notable absences. European, American and Chinese, but not Russian, representatives of respective GNSS programs updated attendees on progress and concerns.
By Peter GutierrezGNSS corrections will provide lane-level accuracy and instant convergence for automotive and consumer market applications
By Inside GNSSInside GNSS’ upcoming webinar, “Understanding Latency for PNT Application Development,” delves into the critical topic of data rate and latency for position, navigation and timing, a key element for PNT systems in a number of fields.
By Inside GNSSLIVERMORE, Calif. – May 16, 2023 – Topcon Positioning Systems and Fixposition announce an agreement for Fixposition to provide Topcon correction services to Fixposition customers in North America and Europe.
By Inside GNSSSpace is a mess. That according to the European Space Agency (ESA), which estimates there are 36,500 pieces of space debris orbiting the earth of greater than 10cm in size, and one million pieces between 1cm and 10cm. The number of smaller yet still dangerous objects is too staggering to contemplate.
By Peter GutierrezTo operate safely and precisely, drones need reliable position, navigation and timing solutions—and there were plenty on display at AUVSI’s XPONENTIAL in Denver this year. Educational tracks also highlighted the importance of protecting PNT from threats like spoofing and jamming.
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Trimble announced today the Trimble PX-1 RTX™ solution for accurate and robust positioning and heading for commercial drone delivery applications.
By Inside GNSSCombining high-performance MEMS tactical inertial sensor with a quad-constellation, dual-antenna GNSS receiver, Ekinox Micro is the logical choice for mission-critical applications. It meets theMIL-STD-461, MIL-STD-1275, and MIL-STD-810 standards, ensuring reliable and accurate performance even in the harshest environments.
By Inside GNSSPositioning is the fundamental prerequisite for autonomy—and both absolute (global) and relative (local) information is required. While a critical piece, GNSS and inertial need to be combined with other sensors, like cameras, to perceive the surrounding environment to enable autonomous navigation.
By Renee KnightDuring the Position Location and Navigation Symposium (PLANS) in Monterey, Calif., attendees not only had the chance to take in a variety of technical sessions, they also had the opportunity to learn from some of the manufacturers helping to advance the PNT industry.
By Renee KnightPNT experts from around the world have gathered to share their research and the latest advancements in the field during this week’s biennial Position Location and Navigation Symposium (PLANS).
By Renee KnightSyntony GNSS, a leading provider of SDR Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) solutions, has announced the integration of Xona Space Systems’ LEO PNT constellation to its GNSS simulators and receiver solutions.
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