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Anritsu Corporation and Orolia announce immediate support of assisted GPS (A-GPS) test functionality to meet 5G New Radio (NR) carrier acceptance testing (CAT) requirements for multiple North American operators on the Anritsu ME7834NR 5G Mobile Device Test Platform.
The Antenna Company announced a family of ultra-wideband (UWB) antennas to enable high precision positioning and angle-of-arrival applications for low-power sensors, anchors and tags.
Rohde & Schwarz has joined the FiRa Consortium as an associate member. The FiRa Consortium focuses on three core UWB services: hands-free access control, location based services and device-to-device services that rely on the latest UWB based secure ranging technology specified by the IEEE 802.15.4z.
u-blox announced the ALEX-R5, a miniature cellular module that integrates low power wide area (LPWA) connectivity and global navigation satellite system (GNSS) technology into an ultra-small systemin-package (SiP) form factor.
Orolia now offers GPS jamming detection as a standard feature for its flagship SecureSync® time servers, improving their positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) cybersecurity with this additional layer of detection.
As a fully integrated microwave motion sensor, the BGT60LTR11AIP provides both motion and direction of motion information, and a state machine controls the device
Orolia has announced the availability of M-Code Military GPS receivers in its resilient positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) products and solutions, including M-Code enabled mobile mission timing and synchronization platforms.
u-blox has announced the u-blox M10, its latest highly integrated global navigation satellite system (GNSS) platform designed fully in-house for ultra-low power high performance positioning applications.
Sapcorda Services GmbH announced that testing of its first global navigation satellite system (GNSS) augmentation services for L-Band signal is underway in North America and Europe, laying the foundation for its December 1, 2020 launch.