Hemisphere GNSS has released Athena, its next-generation GNSS engine. Offering significantly enhanced performance, Athena provides Hemisphere with a new, future-oriented foundation […]
Stani Licul, CEO of Maxena, displays some of its antennas for use in UAS (unmanned aerial systems) at […]
At Unmanned Systems 2015, held May 4-7 in Atlanta, NovAtel’s Peter Soar talks about the company’s FlexPak6 receiver […]
NovAtel Inc. has launched the Relay RTK radio module, a docking station that provides radio connectivity for its SMART6-L […]
Saneamento Basico do Estado de São Paulo (SABESP), a Brazilian water and sewage collection utility owned by São Paulo state and Latin America’s largest water company by market […]
World Congress 2015, sponsored by the International Association of Institutes of Navigation (IAIN), has extended its deadline for […]
Trimble, together with its distribution partner Ultimate Positioning Group, announced the availability of Trimble VRS Now correction service […]
When asked to do a small survey job overseas, we were concerned about shipping bulky and expensive survey equipment. Shipping costs are not trivial. Add to that the real possibility that your survey equipment may be confiscated by the local authorities, as ours was in Djibouti, and the cost of shipping equipment becomes a substantial part of the overall job. There should be alternatives, especially if accuracy requirements are not stringent.
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