As technological advances make GPS/GNSS devices more affordable, our lives are becoming increasingly dependent on precise positioning and timing. Industries such as survey, construction and logistics ...

SparkFun Electronics has released the NEO-F10N GNSS L1/L5 Breakout board featuring the u-blox NEO-F10N module and a dual-band L1/L5 configuration.

Original Open Source GPS/GNSS SDR Original Open Source GPS/GNSS SDR This is the effort which opened GPS/GNSS receiver architectures to all. Many are using this code and actively use the original SiGe ...

The American GPS constellation, comprising 31 satellites, pioneered this technology, but it's no longer alone. Today's smartphones and smartwatches typically support multiple GNSS constellations: ...

Pyramid GNSS was running on a Linux-powered laptop with GPS receiver and successfully intercepted spoofed GNSS signals coming from another laptop with a software-defined radio a few feet away.

Also, Johan had included two GPS drivers in his patch, indicating that even though his subsystem might not contain GNSS-specific code, it was still useful for its intended purpose—regularizing the GPS ...

Realistically, there is no singular solution to replace GPS, but we can make it more resilient with complementary AltPNT technologies.

Targeting GPS Given how dependent aviation systems have become on positioning data, it was only a matter of time before military combatants began targeting GPS/GNSS to disrupt enemy aircraft.

GPS and its GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) counterparts — Europe’s Galileo, Russia’s GLONASS and China’s Beidou — play a vital role in myriad economic activities.