Inertial Navigation Systems (INS) are critical technologies for navigation and guidance, especially in environments where GPS signals are unavailable. They use a combination of accelerometers and gyroscopes to track the position, orientation, and velocity of a moving object. Here’s a …
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Septentrio adds Sapcorda service to its industrial GNSS receiver portfolio
Septentrio to introduce innovative always-on high accuracy positioning on their receivers, available right out of the box. This brings simplicity and ease-of-use to GNSS applications. Septentrio, a leader in high-precision GNSS* positioning solutions, announces today that it has entered into a commercial agreement with Sapcorda, a global provider of sub-decimeter GNSS corrections. For over two decades Septentrio has been designing reliable and robust GPS/GNSS …
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Powerful Performance in a Compact Package; The LandMark™005 IMU with VELOX™ Technology
The LandMark™005 IMU with low noise sensors, high speed VELOX™ Technology and a SWaP-C design is perfect for control and stabilization applications demanding precision performance over a range of rugged environments. To meet demanding application environments, the LandMark™005 IMU is factory conditioned, …
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Septentrio expands its product portfolio for marine market
The housed AsteRx-U3 Marine and the OEM board AsteRx-m3 Fg are the two new GNSS receivers for dredging, marine construction and offshore applications. Septentrio, a leader in high-precision GNSS* positioning solutions, announced today the launch of two new GNSS products …
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SBG Systems to partner with Septentrio to extend the use of Qinertia post-processing software to their mapping and surveying users
SBG Systems’ popular INS/GNSS PPK software called Qinertia is now available to users of Septentrio AsteRx-i3 D Pro+, AsteRx-i3 S Pro+ and AsteRx SBi3 Pro+ receivers. Septentrio To Bring Easy Post-processing to their Community “As a result of our cooperation …
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OSNMA: the latest in GNSS anti-spoofing security
As technological advances allow GPS/GNSS[1] devices to be more reliable, our lives are becoming increasingly dependent on accurate positioning and timing. Today, GNSS time is used to synchronize telecom and energy grids, while precise positioning is used to navigate drones and self-driving cars, as well as to automate agricultural and construction machinery. As new use cases pop-up on regular basis our reliance on GNSS grows globally. This means that having a secure spoof-proof communication channel …
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