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Other sources, such as lidar, can be used to aid navigation in the absence of GNSS signals. (Photo: OxTS)

Ultra-wideband brings signals indoors

July 28, 2022

We discussed complementary PNT with Peter Rylands, senior product manager at OxTS.

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This article is tagged with complementary PNT, georeferencing, GNSS signal, IMU, LEO satellites, OxTS, Pozyx Platform, simulation technology, tree canopy, urban canyons and posted in From the Magazine, Simulators

Matteo Luccio

Complementary PNT Takes Center Stage

July 14, 2022

ION’s Joint Navigation Conference program told the story of the GNSS/PNT community’s interests and concerns, focusing on technical advances in PNT.

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This article is tagged with battlefield technology, critical infrastructure, DoD, INS, Institute of Navigation, ION, PNT, SWaP-C, urban canyons and posted in From the Magazine, Opinions

Data shows how successful baseline validation testing of Spirent's inertial simulation model as compared to real world inertial system performance. Photo: Spirent Federal Systems

New approaches improve PNT resilience

July 11, 2022

We discussed complementary PNT with Roger Hart, head of engineering and Jeff Martin, head of sales at Spirent Federal.

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This article is tagged with complementary PNT, GNSS, GNSS simulators, inertial sensors, low Earth orbit, M-code, sensor fusion, simulation technology, Spirent Federal Systems, urban canyons and posted in From the Magazine, Simulators

NAVISP includes projects for autonomous and connected driving. (Image: ESA/F. Bagiana)

ESA seeks ideas to augment satnav with imaging sensors, 3D maps

June 21, 2021

The European Space Agency (ESA) is issuing a call for ideas to overcome GNSS service gaps in urban […]

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This article is tagged with 3D modeling, assisted GNSS, ESA, imaging sensors, multipath, NAVISP, proof of concept, technology demonstration, thematic window, urban canyons and posted in Latest News, Transportation

Photo: Swift Navigation

Swift Navigation offers IoT GNSS module with Quectel, STMicroelectronics components

December 15, 2020

Swift Navigation‘s new Precision GNSS Module (PGM) is now available. The PGM module is designed to offer fast […]

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This article is tagged with GNSS module, internet of things, PGM, precise positioning, Quectel, Skylark, STMicroelectronics, Swift Navigation, TeseoV, urban canyons and posted in Latest News, OEM

Photo: Quectel

Quectel releases high-precision positioning module for auto industry

September 30, 2019

Quectel Wireless Solutions Co. Ltd., in association with STMicroelectronics, has released the LG69T module, an automotive-grade dual-band high-precision […]

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This article is tagged with automotive applications, GNSS module, LG69T module, Quectel, Quectel Wireless Solutions, STMicroelectonics, Tier 1 automakers, urban canyons and posted in Latest News, Product Showcase, Transportation

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Editorial Advisory Board PNT Q&A: Wireless in surveying

May 8, 2019

How will wireless technologies most significantly drive change and innovation in the surveying industry? “GNSS by design, by […]

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This article is tagged with 5G, Editorial Advisory Board, GNSS, Greg Turetzky, Hexagon, mobile, surveying, urban canyons, wireless and posted in Opinions, Survey

Photo: Furuno

Furuno to launch single-band GNSS receivers for 5G

March 25, 2019

Furuno Electric Co. Ltd., based in Nishinomiya, Japan, has developed the GT-88 timing module and GF-8801/02/03/04/05 disciplined oscillator for users who […]

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This article is tagged with 5G, disciplined oscillator, Dynamic Satellite Selection, Furuno, GF-8801/02/03/04/05, GNSS antennas, GNSS receiver, GT-88 timing module, multipath mitigation, NTT, single-band, time synchronization, urban canyons and posted in Featured Stories, Latest News, Mobile, OEM