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An Oculii sensor placed at the front corner of a vehicle. (Photo: Oculii)

Ambarella to acquire imaging radar company Oculii

November 1, 2021

Oculii’s patented adaptive AI software increases resolution of existing RF radar silicon up to 100X Ambarella Inc. has […]


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Satellite selection algorithm. (Image: NTT/Furuno)

New GPS receiver uses multipath for better time synchronization

November 1, 2018

A new receiver for GPS and other GNSS improves time-synchronization accuracy in areas with severe reception conditions, such […]


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Duro Inertial fuses GNSS and inertial measurements into a combined solution. (Photo: Swift Navigation)

Swift Navigation and Carnegie Robotics introduce Duro Inertial

October 15, 2018

Swift Navigation and Carnegie Robotics LLC (CRL) have released their second joint product, Duro Inertial. Duro Inertial is a […]


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Image: GPS World

Ericsson HQ gets indoor positioning upgrade

August 1, 2017

StepInside and partner Flowscape to help Sweden HQ team easily find available workspace and colleagues The Senion StepInside indoor […]


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Figure 4. The Oceanpal installation at Lake Laja, Chile.

Innovation: Friendly Reflections

September 1, 2010

Monitoring Water Level with GNSS
A receiver can selectively acquire scattered signals and the resulting measurements can be interpreted to reveal certain characteristics of the source of the scattering. This article discusses the design and application of a GNSS instrument that uses scattered signals for monitoring the level and roughness of inland and coastal water surfaces for the betterment of planet Earth.


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