Applications

The integration of inertial sensors, imaging and GNSS, combined with continuous advances in GNSS signal processing and algorithms, enables improved efficiency and reliability. Shown here is the Leica GS18 I GNSS RTK rover with visual positioning. (Credit: Leica Geosystems)

July 13, 2026

High-precision GNSS moves into the mainstream: What wider access to precision positioning means for geospatial workflows

Credit: Safran Electronics & Defense

July 13, 2026

Safran Electronics & Defense unveils MEMS accelerometers

By Jesse Khalil

(Ship and Map Image: Trifonov_Evgeniy / iStock / Getty Images Plus / Getty Images) (Phone Map Image: Nareerat Mudngern / iStock / Getty Images Plus / Getty Images)

July 10, 2026

The Digital Blue Dot: The advancement of real-time navigation

By William Tewelow, GISP

Credit: SBG Systems

July 8, 2026

SBG Systems releases Pulse-40 OEM IMU

By Jesse Khalil

Credit: EOS Positioning Systems

July 7, 2026

Eos Positioning Systems introduces Skadi Handle Range Pole Bracket

By Jesse Khalil

Credit: Pacific Defense

July 6, 2026

Pacific Defense secures Army contract for APNT navigation card

By Jesse Khalil

Credit: Iridium / Aireon

July 6, 2026

Iridium completes acquisition of Aireon

By Jesse Khalil

July 6, 2026

Tersus GNSS launches AG993 modular autosteer kit with satellite correction fallback

By Jesse Khalil

Hexagon’s Autonomous Solutions Business Area’s campus in Calgary, AB, Canada. (Credit: Hexagon)

July 6, 2026

A visit to a GNSS hotspot: Hexagon’s Autonomous Solutions facility continues to innovate

By Gavin Schrock

For more than twenty years, SparkFun has made cutting-edge electronics more accessible. With SparkPNT, the company plans to apply that exact same philosophy to precision positioning. (Credit: SparkPNT)

July 6, 2026

SparkFun unveils SparkPNT, its open-source GNSS receiver subsidiary

By Jesse Khalil

July 6, 2026

SPH Engineering opens applications for 2026 Global Drone Operations Awards

By Jesse Khalil

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