Galileo satellites undergo magnetic testing at ESTEC

Within ESA’s Maxwell EMC Facility, each Galileo satellite is switched on as if already operating in space.

Trimble deploys custom Applanix positioning system for autonomy

U-blox launches its smallest GPS module, the MIA-M10

U-blox has announced its smallest GNSS module series to date, the u-blox MIA-M10, built on the ultra-low-power u-blox M10 GNSS platform.

Quectel launches high-performance GNSS positioning module

Quectel Wireless Solutions has released the LC76G , a single-band compact GNSS module featuring fast and accurate location performance as well as ultra-low power consumption.

OriginGPS showcases new modules, tracker at Embedded World

oneNav to open European office in Finland

Unjammable GPS system successfully tested on DeltaQuad VTOL UAV

DeltaQuad has successfully integrated an advanced GPS anti-jamming system into its unmanned aerial vehicle.

Safran’s SkyNaute navigation system to equip H160M Guépard helicopters

Learn what drives good GNSS/INS simulations

With the wrong approach, subtle errors in simulated GNSS and INS output can cause the navigator system under test to produce poor and inconsistent results. Find out how CAST Navigation’s configurability and synchronization technology lets you produce consistent, high-fidelity simulations.

Testing Adaptive antenna Arrays for GNSS Receivers

By their nature, GNSS signals are weak and vulnerable to interference as false ones can easily be generated and transmitted — leading to navigation that is practically useless. One method to detect and mitgate such threats is the use of adaptive antenna arrays. The webinar explains how these systems work, what signal processing techniques are being used and how multi-antenna GNSS receivers can be tested against these threats using signal generators from R&S.

Registering gives you access to this webinar even after it airs!

Date: June 23
Time: 1 p.m. EDT
Duration: 45 minutes
Sponsored by: Rohde & Schwarz
Markus Irsigler, Product Manager GNSS, Rohde & Schwarz
Sebastian Kehl-Waas, Application Engineer, Rohde & Schwarz

Launchpad: Mobile mapping, surveillance system, airborne lidar

A roundup of recent products in the GNSS and inertial positioning industry from the June 2022 issue of GPS World magazine.

Innovation: A terrestrial networked positioning system

A team of researchers has developed a system that uses White Rabit to achieve decimeter-level position accuracy in multipath environments.

Research Roundup: Navigating urban canyons

GPS positioning for navigation and mapping is challenging in urban environments, where GPS signals often are blocked by tall buildings.