Tag: receiver
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Point One Navigation launches new software for autonomous vehicles
Point One Navigation, a specialist in precise positioning technology, has made its FusionEngine software compatible with ST’s TeseoAPP (Teseo ASIL Precise Positioning) GNSS Chipset. Point One says the combined solution assures functional safety at ASIL-B, a critical requirement for Level 3+ ADAS systems. The company describes its FusionEngine software as “a complete, high-performance ASIL-rated precise…
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BMG unveils robotic trim press handler from Nalle Automation Systems
BMG has unveiled the Mantis Robotic Trim Press Handler from NAS Nalle Automation Systems, the industry’s first robotic automated system that reliably handles the flow of parts ejected from any trim press. This compact, intuitive, and configurable system enables full automation of the entire thermoforming process – from resin to palletized product – for medium…
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Septentrio launches first-of-a-kind GPS/GNSS receiver for mobile robots
Septentrio has launched whaat is says is a “first-of-a-kind” GPS/GNSS receiver offering always-on sub-decimeter accuracy without the need for additional correction service subscriptions. The high-precision GNSS positioning solutions specialist says its AsteRx-m2 Sx OEM board represents a novel approach to high-accuracy positioning. The Global Navigation Satellite System – GNSS – includes the American GPS, European…
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Septentrio launches ‘ultra-precise’ positioning system for high-volume applications
Septentrio, a manufacturer of high-precision GNSS positioning solutions, is starting high-volume production of mosaic-X5, its next-generation multi-constellation and multi-band receiver module. Featuring the latest GNSS technology, mosaic-X5 brings centimeter-level positioning to technologies such as robotics, automation, smart wearables and telematics among others. Its small form factor and low-power design makes high-performance positioning accessible to volume…
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Aceinna claims its new $150 navigation chip rivals $10,000 alternatives
Aceinna has launched a $150 high precision navigation chip for autonomous vehicles that it claims rivals the performance of $10,000 systems. The new Aceinna OpenRTK module is said to be “highly accurate, extremely reliable, smaller, easier to integrate, and far less expensive”. Aceinna says its OpenRTK330L is the only solution on the market to integrate…
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Aceinna launches ‘smallest’ high-precision localization tech
Automotive electronics company Aceinna has launched the new OpenRTK330L, which it describes as a “low cost, state-of-the-art, high-performance” triple-band RTK/GNSS receiver with built-in triple redundant inertial sensors. Designed to replace the expensive and bulky precision RTK/INS systems used in today’s autonomous systems, this compact navigation solution meets the challenging performance, reliability and cost requirements of…