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Spirent SimIQ brings insight early in process

October 19, 2020 - By

For 30 years, Spirent Communications has built GPS/GNSS simulators, operating at the radio frequency (RF) level and building a broad customer base. Now, with the launch of SimIQ — which starts shipping at the end of October — the company is providing simulation at the I/Q level. (When talking about frequency mixers, the “I” stands for “in phase” and the “Q” stands... read more

Sapcorda expands GNSS augmentation service for autonomous vehicles

October 16, 2020 - By

GNSS augmentation solution targets North America and Europe with safe and precise centimeter-level accuracy performance from two geostationary satellites. Sapcorda Services GmbH is now testing its GNSS augmentation services for the L-band signal in North America and Europe. The testing lays the foundation for a Dec. 1 launch of what Sapcorda said will be the strongest, most reliable GNSS augmentation... read more

Behind GPS is the people

October 16, 2020 - By

It is often said that “Behind every successful man there is a woman.” Likewise, if we look behind every significant event, policy statement, technological achievement and milestone in GPS history, there are people. They make the textbook chronologies of impressive progress both personal and human. My own 30-year association with GPS has tracked closely with that of GPS World. Here... read more

GPS/GNSS industry recollections and predictions from the GPS World Editorial Advisory Board

October 16, 2020 - By

Members of the GPS World Editorial Advisory Board share their memories and thoughts about the GPS industry over the past 30 years. Find out what they had to say. • Stuart Riley: GPS: Obscurity to ubiquity • John Fischer: Modern miracle brings timing to the ‘Information Superhighway’ • Terry Moore: Transiting to GPS and beyond • Ellen Hall: History of... read more

UAVOS control system for HAPS takes on unstable air

October 15, 2020 - By

UAVOS Inc. has performed a series of successful flight trials with High Altitude Pseudo Satellite (HAPS) ApusDuo, testing its unique control system. The test flights confirmed that UAVOS’s control system allows aircraft with a large-wing elongation to fly in unstable atmospheric conditions. The ApusDuo aircraft successfully copes with turbulence, actively changing the bend of the wings. The total flight time... read more

Dead-end? Robotic platoon can now reverse with trailers attached

October 15, 2020 - By

Robotic Research LLC has added Retrotraverse to its AutoDrive-M autonomy kit. The autonomy kit is equipped on the U.S. Army’s Palettized Load System (PLS) logistics trucks. Robotic Research demonstrated the Retrotraverse capabilities with three of the U.S. Army’s PLS trucks, each towing trailers. “This is a major step forward for our company and has broad application both in autonomy and... read more

Javad offers RTPK option for surveyors with Triumph-LS

October 15, 2020 - By

Javad GNSS introduced a new solution, Real-Time Post-processed Kinematics (RTPK), at Intergeo Digital 2020. With the new option, the Javad Triumph-LS combines the strengths of RTK and PPK into a system that can post-process RTK data and verify its results in parallel and real time. If RTK fails, RTPK is available in a fraction of a second, the company said.... read more

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Aceinna, Point One Navigation partner for precise positioning

October 15, 2020 - By

Aceinna, a developer of inertial-based guidance and navigation systems for autonomous vehicles and devices, has partnered with Point One Navigation, which delivers precise positioning for the next generation of transportation. According to the companies, the partnership enables a streamlined positioning platform that combines Point One’s Polaris GNSS cloud correction service with Aceinna’s OpenRTK330 hardware and software solution for developers in... read more