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October 14, 2019

Quectel achieves 5G data call over 5G mmWave module

By Tracy Cozzens

A soldier checks part of a Mounted Assured Precision Navigation & Timing System -- known as MAPS. Sixty-two of the first iteration of mounted anti-jam GPS devices were equipped into light armored vehicles in Germany over the past month, with thousands more scheduled to be installed into U.S. European Command vehicles by 2028. (Photo: John Higgins)

October 11, 2019

Army fields anti-jam GPS, plans for thousands more by 2028

By Tracy Cozzens

October 11, 2019

FAA’s ADS-B rebates are all gone — install by Jan. 1

By Tracy Cozzens

October 11, 2019

Kinesis vehicle tracking aids logistics for European Tennis Open

By GPS World Staff

October 11, 2019

U-blox module enables vehicle connectivity for Molex MAX

By Tracy Cozzens

October 11, 2019

Mobile Mark offers 5G fleet management antenna for GNSS, Wi-Fi

By Tracy Cozzens

October 11, 2019

VectorNav tactical series earns MIL-STD and DO-160 certifications

By Tracy Cozzens

Figure 3. European Galileo satellites provide an open authentication service on the E1 signal and a commercial authentication service on the E6 signal. (Image: European Space Agency)

October 9, 2019

How do we ensure GNSS security against spoofing?

By GPS World Staff

Sony and Yamaha Motor plan to roll out the SC-1 later this year in Japan. (Photo: Sony/Yamaha Motor)

October 7, 2019

Sony sensors not just for robot puppy

By Kevin Dennehy

October 4, 2019

US Department of Defense PNT strategy: ‘GPS is not enough’

By Dana Goward

Quectel achieves 5G data call over 5G mmWave module

Army fields anti-jam GPS, plans for thousands more by 2028

FAA’s ADS-B rebates are all gone — install by Jan. 1

Kinesis vehicle tracking aids logistics for European Tennis Open

U-blox module enables vehicle connectivity for Molex MAX

Mobile Mark offers 5G fleet management antenna for GNSS, Wi-Fi

VectorNav tactical series earns MIL-STD and DO-160 certifications

How do we ensure GNSS security against spoofing?

Sony sensors not just for robot puppy

US Department of Defense PNT strategy: ‘GPS is not enough’

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