Microchip makes an integrated circuit, known as an inductive position sensor, that is very well suited for machine control because it is not affected by the harsh conditions on most construction sites.
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Martin Faga sheds light on the early days of the GPS program, including the attempts to halt it in the early 1980s. He emphasizes the significance of being able to navigate easily and accurately and have precise time, not only for military operations but also for civilian life.
Point One Navigation has integrated Ordnance Survey base stations into the Polaris Network, which is designed to improve accuracy, precision, reliability and interoperability in the UK.
VectorNav Technologies has released two products, the VN-210-S and VN-310-S, which expand its tactical series of GNSS-aided inertial navigation systems (INS).
The GPS World Editorial Advisory Board answers two questions, one about the most promising innovation in satellite navigation, the other asking how good of a remedy multi-constellation receivers are to GNSS vulnerability.
The GPS World Editorial Advisory Board (EAB) answers the question, “Regarding augmentation services such as Galileo HAS, at what accuracy level should public services end and private ones begin?”
Adtran’s OSA 5400 TimeCard has obtained approval from the Open Compute Project (OCP) Time Appliance Project (TAP) for data center timing and synchronization.
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