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Jackson Labs offers CLAW simulator

November 13, 2017 - By

Jackson Labs Technologies Inc. (JLT) is offering the CLAW GPS/GNSS simulator. Designed with small size, weight and power (SWAP), the CLAW is only slightly larger than a standard deck of cards. CLAW targets applications that require small, low-power and low-cost GNSS synthesis with repeatable and highly accurate GNSS RF signals such as production testing of GNSS receivers, simulating GNSS anomalies such as leap-second... read more

Hemisphere GNSS enhances Atlas correction service

November 13, 2017 - By

Hemisphere GNSS released a series of major enhancements to its Atlas GNSS Global Correction Service, including Atlas Basic, Atlas AutoSeed and the addition of global ionospheric modeling to the system. The company made the announcement at Agritechnica 2017, Nov. 12-18 in Hanover, Germany, where it exhibited in hall 15, booth E10. Atlas is a flexible and scalable GNSS-based global L-band... read more

Expert Opinions: How GNSS signal simulation plays a role product development

November 13, 2017 - By

Q: How did GNSS signal simulation play a role in the latest product that you developed? A: During development of dual-frequency GLONASS RTK support for the Piksi Multi GNSS receiver, GNSS signal simulation was used to test corner cases that are infrequent but catastrophic, such as whole constellation failures. We combined this with our custom-built hardware-in-the-loop infrastructure to test nightly... read more

Ground system ready for Joint Polar Satellite launch

November 9, 2017 - By

Newest version of Raytheon’s Joint Polar Satellite System Common Ground System is now operational Raytheon’s next-generation Common Ground System for the Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS CGS 2.0) is now operational, supporting 11 polar-orbiting satellites and delivering observations to NOAA’s National Weather Service almost 50 percent faster than before. Svalbard, Norway, is the location of the northernmost Joint Polar Satellite... read more

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Harris completes navigation payload for GPS III satellites

November 9, 2017 - By

Harris Corporation has completed development of its fully digital Mission Data Unit (MDU), which is at the heart of its navigation payload for Lockheed Martin’s GPS III satellites 11 and beyond. The current Harris payload for GPS III space vehicles (SVs) 1-10 includes a greater than three times reduction in range error, up to eight times increase in anti-jamming power,... read more

Analog Devices provides IMUs for autonomy

November 8, 2017 - By

Analog Devices has produced a series of five high-performance inertial measurement units (IMUs) for industrial applications that address the navigation- and safety-related needs of industrial applications in several emerging markets, while also reducing their system complexity and cost. The IMUs provide six-degree-of-freedom (DoF) sensing via triple-axis MEMS-based accelerometers and gyroscopes, and are focused on the demands of the industrial “internet of... read more

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NovAtel partners with Esterline on aviation GNSS receiver

November 8, 2017 - By

Esterline CMC Electronics and NovAtel Inc. have entered a new strategic partnership, extending their collaboration in GNSS positioning technology that started in the late 1990s. The partnership will see NovAtel’s GNSS measurement technology integrated into a new Esterline CMC-designed multi-constellation, multi-frequency chipset for certified aviation use. The DO-254 Level A certified chipset will allow both companies to develop new GNSS... read more

Game-based learning improves training, engagement

November 8, 2017 - By

Grown-up Gaming Most of us know about serious games that teach real-world applications. Flight simulators are the most well-known example. Learning to fly multi-million dollar aircraft is simply too costly and too dangerous to train in the real world. Pilots spend hundreds and thousands of hours in flight simulators going over basics and learning to deal with emergency situations. Doctors are another profession... read more

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