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A mess in Boston? Moon navigation? GNSS to the rescue

May 18, 2022 - By

This month our UAV and GNSS news ranges from a drone diving into the Boston subway to a GNSS receiver designed for Moon orbit. We also look at the types of drones heading to Ukraine to help fight the Russian invasion and rescue citizens from demolished buildings. Boston cleanup Bostonians’ morning commutes were disrupted at the end of March after... read more

Nikolina satellite enters service as part of Galileo

May 17, 2022 - By

News from the EU Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA) After a challenging Launch and Early Orbit Phase (LEOP) and testing campaign during the COVID-19 pandemic, Galileo satellite “Nikolina” (GSAT0223) entered service on May 5. The satellite will reinforce the performance and robustness of the Galileo satellite. GSAT0223 was launched Dec. 5, 2021 with Galileo launch L11 after the usual design,... read more

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Topcon represents construction industry in CampusOS 5G research project

May 17, 2022 - By

Topcon Positioning Germany is one of 22 partners involved in CampusOS, a research project with the goal of developing a modular ecosystem for open 5G campus networks based on open radio technologies and interoperable network components. As part of the German technology program “Campus networks based on 5G communication technologies,” innovative solutions for open 5G networks are being developed and... read more

CACI to demonstrate time-based navigation to support GPS

May 17, 2022 - By

CACI International, a U.S. defense contractor, plans to demonstrate a supporting navigation technology for military use as part of its DemoSat launch in January 2023. CACI will launch two demonstration payloads on a York Space Systems satellite scheduled to fly to low Earth orbit in January aboard the SpaceX Transporter 7 rideshare. The payload will contain an alternative positioning, navigation... read more

Tersus GNSS releases white paper on ExtremeRTK Technology

May 17, 2022 - By

Tersus GNSS has released a white paper on ExtremeRTK Technology. According to the company, the white paper demonstrates how ExtremeRTK Technology delivers excellent performance in all manner of surveying scenarios and describes its impressive compensated results when performing tilt surveys — even tilt at angles greater than 90°. As a professional real-time kinematic (RTK) developer and manufacturer, Tersus believes the... read more

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Keeping up with jamming, spoofing threats

May 16, 2022 - By

We asked Dean Kemp, Ph.D., director of Marketing, Aerospace and Defense for Hexagon’s Autonomy & Positioning division, a few questions. How do jamming and spoofing threats change? Jamming and spoofing methods change as new interference-causing technologies become available. As such, it’s vital for us to continuously evaluate potential sources of threats and provide the highest possible level of resiliency to... read more

Tiny clock meets big challenges

May 16, 2022 - By

Accurate and reliable time is just as important as accurate and reliable location for a wide range of military and civilian applications — and GNSS receivers cannot provide either one when they are jammed. read more

Realism in chamber-based CRPA testing

May 16, 2022 - By

Spirent Federal Systems offers its government customers and contractors a patented “zoned chamber” approach for anechoic-chamber-based CRPA testing. read more