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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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 […]
Honeywell has produced a new inertial navigation unit that provides accurate navigation for customers across a broad range […]
Making It BetterReal-world tests show improved single-frequency GNSS positioning in urban environments using GLONASS alongside GPS, as well as the effect of different antennas and adaptive weighting of observations. Results? Single-frequency accuracies below one meter.
Australian company Cohda Wireless has released a vehicle positioning system to eliminate GPS black spots in “urban canyons” […]
A team from Draper and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has developed advanced vision-aided navigation techniques for […]
Future automotive GNSS positioning in urban scenarios
Driving in built-up areas, buildings can block the signals from GPS satellites. But if the receiver can access the signals of two or more GNSSs, position fixes might be available where none were possible with GPS alone, and the accuracies of marginal fixes might be improved. The authors look at using multi-GNSS for navigating in the heart of a city and how the additional signals can help us to get where we’re going.
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