Keysight combines GNSS and 5G to accelerate assisted-Galileo LBS
November 1, 2022
Tbe company has received Global Certification Forum validation of 5G LBS Assisted-Galileo test case Keysight Technologies Inc. has […]
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Tbe company has received Global Certification Forum validation of 5G LBS Assisted-Galileo test case Keysight Technologies Inc. has […]
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It has been easy to overlook these limitations as the enormous benefits of GNSS have become pervasive, but the increasing demand especially for indoor geolocation now requires a robust solution designed for the indoors and urban canyons.
This article addresses how best to quantify “which navigation system performs best” in a realistic testing scenario. The methodology focuses on land vehicles navigating in urban environments, but applies equally well to pedestrian navigation and can be adapted for testing assisted-GNSS implementations. During a drive test, the truth-reference system and RF recording system log samples to disk, with no need for the receivers under test to be included during the actual drive.
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