New navigation paradigms combining GNSS and inertial with additional sensors can increase overall reliability and power robust road navigation. A feasibility study tests a barometer, a magnetometer and a camera looking at road signs, and concludes that such sensors examining environmental features can supply the necessary context for frequently traveled or shared routes.
Taoglas, a provider of Internet of Things (IoT) and GNSS antenna products, has released two new GPS certification […]
Raytheon Company has launched its GEO 6 satellite payload into orbit for its 12-year mission. It is the […]
With an in-depth look at market opportunities and trends across eight market segments, the European GNSS Agency’s (GSA’s) annual GNSS […]
Lockheed Martin’s advanced tactical Group 3 unmanned aerial system (UAS) Fury is regularly flying long-range endurance test missions as the […]
The GPS World and Geospatial Solutions staff reported live from the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International’s (AUVSI’s) Xponential […]
VectorNav Technologies, a provider of embedded navigation solutions, announced at AUVSI’s Xponential that it will supply its surface […]
While change is constant, one thing that has become standard is the use of handheld mobile devices. Smartphones […]
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