FreeFlight Systems and Septentrio Satellite Navigation announced today a strategic partnership to develop new, advanced GPS/SBAS receivers for ADS-B, RNP and LPV applications
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Leuven, Belgium –, Septentrio announces AiRx2™, a compact TSO-certifiable GPS+SBAS Beta-3 OEM receiver. AiRx2 is specially designed for integration in precision aviation applications such as ADS-B, LPV approach or RNP-NAV applications. Uniquely, AiRx2 is ready for in the field upgrade to GPS L5 and Galileo, and provides the perfect preparation for reaping the benefits of GNSS modernization in aviation applications.
Friday, January 29, 2010
Leuven, Belgium – Septentrio announces AsteRx3™, a compact multi-frequency GPS/GLONASS/GALILEO and COMPASS-ready receiver. AsteRx3™ is specially designed for integration in demanding precision positioning, navigation and automation applications such as land and maritime survey, machine control, UAV payloads, and many others, and provides excellent preparation for reaping the benefits of all modernized GNSS signals.
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Leuven, Belgium – Today, Septentrio launched AsteRxi™, its first multi-sensor GNSS receiver. AsteRxi™ processes high-quality GNSS measurements with IMU-measurements to generate an enhanced integrated position.
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Leuven, Belgium –, Septentrio announces AsteRx2eH™, a single-board dual frequency GPS/GLONASS dual-antenna heading and position receiver. Specially designed for demanding machine control, marine survey, photogrammetry, antenna pointing and other demanding multi-antenna applications, Asterx2eH™ provides the most reliable heading measurements available, without being susceptible to magnetic interference, or requiring constant recalibration to maintain its accuracy.
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Septentrio launches its new website at ION 2009 Satellite Navigation conference in Savannah, Georgia.
On September 23, 2009, Septentrio’s renewed website goes live. This new website provides more product and application information, as well as more search capabilities, product comparison features, support self-service, and much more.
Be sure to visit the new Septentrio website : www.septentrio.com !
Thursday, April 16, 2009
With the launch of the first GPS satellite transmitting signals on L5, researchers and other GNSS specialists interested in evaluating and monitoring GPS and Galileo signals on 2 common frequencies, can now perform tests with live signals from both constellations on L1 and L5/E5a using off-the-shelf commercial GNSS receivers from Septentrio.