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Radius Telematics sees spike in vehicle theft during coronavirus crisis

April 15, 2020 - By

Radius Telematics has seen a big increase in the thefts of commercial vehicles since the coronavirus lockdown. With many offices, factories and construction sites unattended, thieves appear to be taking advantage of unattended locations. According to Radius, vehicles and plant not equipped with GPS security devices that detect and track unauthorized movement are especially vulnerable as the thefts may go... read more

Robotic Research innovates to help fight COVID-19

April 15, 2020 - By

D.C.-area engineering firm produces reusable face shields for region’s hospitals, offers sterile 3D printer patent for COVID applications globally The team of engineers at Robotic Research LLC, based in Clarksburg, Maryland, is applying its innovative engineering expertise to create new solutions for healthcare workers to help fight the COVID-19 crisis in the Washington area and around the world. Robotic Research... read more

Epson releases 3 SureColor T-Series printers

April 15, 2020 - By

Epson has released three new SureColor T-Series printers: the SureColor T2170, SureColor T3475 and SureColor T5475. According to the company, these printers are ideal for the architecture, construction, engineering, graphic design and education industries. The SureColor T2170, designed for personal workspaces and home-based high-tech offices, is a 24-in. desktop printer. It produces accurate A1/D-size prints in 43 seconds, and delivers... read more

Golden Software streamlines workflows in Surfer mapping package

April 15, 2020 - By

Golden Software has streamlined many workflows in the latest version of its Surfer grinding, contouring and 3D surface mapping product. According to the company, these enhancements will save time for end users in oil and gas exploration, environmental consulting, mining, engineering and geospatial projects. “We have simplified workflows by making many of the most popular Surfer mapping processes more intuitive,”... read more

UAVs take flight for Mars, perform deliveries, more

April 15, 2020 - By

There has been a lot of scene stealing by General Atomics recently with Predators flying hither and thither, new orders for the Boeing-Navy unmanned re-fueling drones and a UAV flying on Mars — this month’s unmanned aircraft summaries. The Predator is the archetypical unmanned aircraft which most people might visualize as a “drone” as a result of numerous news reports... read more

ESA funds fail-safe navigation system for drones

April 14, 2020 - By

The European Space Agency (ESA) has funded Ampyx Power, developer of a next-generation wind energy technology, and Omnisense, developer of locating and tracking solutions, to develop a robust fail-safe navigation system. The positioning solution will be used for automated take-off and landing of Ampyx Power’s wind-energy aircraft when applied offshore or over rugged terrain. The technology will be enabling as... read more

Klau Geomatics launches MakeItAccurate GNSS correction service

April 14, 2020 - By

Klau Geomatics has launched MakeItAccurate, a global GNSS data correction and processing service. MakeItAccurate takes data from any GNSS receiver on drone or survey equipment and makes it accurate. Users can now achieve centimeter (cm)-level accuracy without the need for base stations, real-time kinematic (RTK) links, data from Continuously Operating Reference Station (CORS) or other external inputs. MakeItAccurate requires only... read more

GNSS industry adapts during COVID-19 pandemic

April 13, 2020 - By

Companies, contributors share success stories Social distancing and stay-at-home orders are affecting every sector of our economy. How are companies in our industry rising to this enormous challenge? What are they doing to keep their staffs, customers, and communities safe and to help slow down the spread of the pandemic? What are they learning in the process? We asked our... read more