Network-free location tracker features u-blox GNSS receiver
September 20, 2018
U-blox is collaborating with LynQ, which developed a location tracker that doesn’t use cellphones, networks, apps or monthly […]
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U-blox is collaborating with LynQ, which developed a location tracker that doesn’t use cellphones, networks, apps or monthly […]
Holux Technology, a maker of professional and consumer GPS products, has launched its next-generation bike computer, the SporTrek 1305, […]
Three additional companies — Qualcomm, Red Bend and QuickPlay — have signed on to work with the connected […]
McMurdo Group has announced a suite of Automatic Identification System (AIS) survival solutions for enhanced collision avoidance and […]
Rand McNally today introduced the RVND 7720, a 7-inch RV GPS device with Wi-Fi connectivity allowing for real-time […]
Magellan is partnering with CCI Entertainment, a family programming production and distribution company in Canada. Their first initiative together, in partnership with Groundspeak, Inc. (owners of www.Geocaching.com), is a Canadian geocaching program called GeoFreakZ Geo Trails.
Aspiring engineers, take note. A company dedicated to building robotic sensors for the LEGO Mindstorms NXT system has released a GPS sensor, and a workbook on how to use it. John Cole, founder of Dexter Industries, explains that his products are intended for the education market, and are “for engineers, scientists, and those aspiring to be.”
Looking out the window during a long car trip becomes an interactive adventure with a new GPS-based game developed by The Interactive Institute in Stockholm, Sweden.
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