Congress yanks OCX funding; Galileo grows
June 3, 2016
Congress Yanks OCX Funding SecDef Must Demonstrate Its Essential Nature The U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee withheld the […]
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Congress Yanks OCX Funding SecDef Must Demonstrate Its Essential Nature The U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee withheld the […]
CORS station tracks China’s constellation over three frequencies. Headquarters for the National Bank of Kuwait, a new 300-meter-tall […]
OCX Passes First Qualification Raytheon, US Air Force Complete Test Milestone On March 4, Raytheon successfully passed the […]
China launched the 22nd BeiDou satellite into orbit on Tuesday. BeiDou-22 (or BeiDou-2 I6) was launched at 20:11 UTC […]
China has launched its 21st BeiDou satellite into orbit, according to Xinhua News Agency, the official press agency […]
Question: What is the optimum number of GNSS signals to include/process in a consumer-grade PNT device? A: A […]
In line with its three-step development plan, the BeiDou Navigation Satellite System (BDS) will constitute a complete space constellation by around 2020, when it will be comprised of five geosynchronous orbit (GEO) satellites and 30 non-GEO satellites, providing services for global users.
We have grown accustomed to seeing market projections for some GNSS, notably Galileo. European GNSS Agency economists […]
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