Roger Hart, senior director of engineering, Spirent Federal Systems, shares the company’s GPS origin story, recent breakthroughs and how the company is preparing for the next 50 years of PNT with GPS.
RIEGL has released three airborne survey products. The three systems are designed to enhance sensor performances and capabilities in various segments, from terrestrial, to mobile and airborne applications.
Inertial Labs has introduced its ADC INS designed to calculate and provide air data parameters, including altitude, air speed, air density, outside air temperature and windspeed for avionic applications.
Point One Navigation has introduced the Atlas inertial navigation system (INS) designed for autonomous vehicles, mapping and other applications.
Kosminis Vytis has released two anti-jamming receivers, the KV-AJ3 and KV-AJ3-A, and an 8-channel, controlled reception pattern antenna (CRPA), anti-jamming development kit.
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).
Advanced Navigation’s Certus Evo exceeds the accuracy of many fibre optic gyroscopes while providing a very compact, lightweight and low power solution.
A roundup of recent products in the GNSS and inertial positioning industry from the November 2023 issue of GPS World magazine.
Follow Us