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Rx Networks has launched TruePoint.CM, its network real-time kinematic correction service, in North America and Latin America, targeting professional users who need centimeter-level GNSS positioning at scale.
The Vancouver, British Columbia-based company is positioning TruePoint.CM as an enterprise-grade offering for surveying, precision agriculture, mining, construction, mapping and robotics applications. The service is also available in Europe, Brazil, Australia and New Zealand, with additional regions planned.
Rather than competing solely on access to raw reference station data, which the company says is increasingly commoditized, Rx Networks is emphasizing the operational layer: how reference data is qualified, monitored, filtered and processed before it reaches the end user.
“Professional users depend on accurate and reliable positioning as part of critical workflows, so accuracy alone is not enough,” said John Carley, CEO of Rx Networks. “TruePoint.CM is designed around the reliability, operational discipline and service quality required to support customer applications at scale.”
The service uses a hybrid architecture that combines Rx Networks’ own infrastructure with qualified third-party and partner data sources. It includes built-in redundancy, failover and continuous performance management.
TruePoint.CM is hardware-agnostic and supports local reference frames and flexible deployment models across a range of GNSS receivers.
U.S. customers are served through Rx Networks US Inc., using U.S.-based cloud infrastructure and personnel, mirroring a regional operations model the company also applies in the European Union.
