The u-blox F9 is a widely adopted multi-band GNSS platform for automotive and industrial applications. (Photo: u-blox)

u-blox: Disruption leads to wide adoption

September 28, 2022

An interview with Markus Uster, head of product center positioning at u-blox about recent GNSS receiver innovations.

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This article is tagged with ADAS, autonomous vehicles, dead reckoning, GNSS correction services, GNSS positioning, multi-band GNSS receiver, NEO-M8P, u-blox, u-blox F9, unmanned vehicles and posted in From the Magazine, OEM, Transportation

The GNSS Foresight service enables flight in challenging environments by calculating GNSS availability for every meter, every second, from 1-100 meters altitude, for up to three days into the future. (Image: Spirent Communications)

Spirent Communications selects Navmatix for GNSS Foresight service

January 19, 2022

Spirent Communications plc has chosen Navmatix s.r.o., a Czech-based company that provides cloud infrastructure for real-time data delivery, […]

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This article is tagged with autonomous, BVLOS, content delivery network, GNSS forecast data, GNSS Foresight, Navmatix, Spirent Communications, unmanned vehicles and posted in Latest News, Transportation

Photo: Indy Autonomous Challenge

Unmanned and AI: Indy Challenge takes autonomous to big track

November 17, 2021

The Indy Autonomous Challenge has shown advancement in the technology of unmanned vehicles, which could lead to autonomous cars on our roads.

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This article is tagged with AI, automation, autonomous vehicles, GNSS, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, self-driving, Technical University of Munich, unmanned vehicles and posted in Opinions, Transportation, UAV/UGV

The HG1930 IMU. (Photo: Honeywell)

DARPA-funded inertial sensors from Honeywell promise greater accuracy

January 25, 2021

Findings show accuracy of new sensors is improved by greater than an order of magnitude over current offerings. […]

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This article is tagged with DARPA, HG1930, Honeywell, IMU, inertial measurement unit, inertial sensors, MEMS, micro-electromechanical, tactical-grade, unmanned vehicles and posted in Defense, Latest News, OEM, Transportation

Robotic Research to start testing fully autonomous unmanned shuttles

February 25, 2020

Robotic Research LLC, a leading provider of autonomy and robotic technologies, will begin testing fully autonomous low-speed shuttles […]

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This article is tagged with ADAS, autonomous vehicles, Robotic Research, shuttle, unmanned vehicles and posted in Latest News, Transportation, UAV/UGV