NVS-01 is the first second-generation satellite of the Indian Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS), also known as Navigation with Indian Constellation (NavIC).
Four T300’s from ComNav Technology have been used as active control GNSS points on the top of Sweden’s tallest building, Karlatornet, during its construction to deliver 3D coordinates to total stations.
The Indian GSLV launched on May 29, carrying the first of the Navigation with Indian Constellation (NavIC) second-generation navigation satellites.
The Indian government is pushing smartphone makers to sell devices that receive NavIC signals along with GPS. India […]
Hemisphere GNSS has added to its lineup another Vega heading and positioning OEM board that uses Lyra II […]
Would it be beneficial for GNSS constellations to transmit signals at higher frequencies, such as in the S-band […]
First, there was one. In July 1995, the U.S. Air Force declared the Global Positioning System had met […]
A new draft policy in India seeks to foster global use of its Indian NavIC satellite navigation system. […]
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