Hemisphere GNSS Vector Products Now Have GLONASS Functionality
March 11, 2014
Hemisphere GNSS has announced that all professional-level Vector products — including the V103, V113, VS131, and VS330 — […]
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Hemisphere GNSS has announced that all professional-level Vector products — including the V103, V113, VS131, and VS330 — […]
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Today, Hemisphere GPS introduces the Vector VS330 and Vector VS131 GPS compass products that provide high performance heading, […]
Open-pit mining (also called open-cut, open-cast, and strip mining) has historically been an early and innovative adopter of new positioning technologies. Some of the earliest examples of fitting GPS to heavy earth-moving machinery occurred in the U.S., Australian, and Canadian mining industries in the 1990s. Miners were also quick to adopt the first GPS/GLONASS systems. The trend continues today with trials of new radio positioning technologies such as the Novariant Terralite XPS and the Locata system.
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