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HBK Shrinks Tactical-Grade Navigation Into a 15g GNSS/INS

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MicroStrain by HBK has launched the 3DM-CV7-GNSS/INS, an ultra-compact, tactical-grade inertial navigation system designed for seamless integration into space-constrained platforms. Combining advanced inertial technology with tightly coupled, onboard dual-frequency GNSS receivers, the 3DM-CV7-GNSS/INS delivers the precision and reliability needed for navigation and localization in dynamic environments, particularly those where GNSS signals may b…

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Disruption of Navigation Signals From Aircraft, Drones and Rockets Will Soon Be a Thing of the Past: This New Technology Makes Gps Redundant

Airplanes are increasingly drifting off course due to interference from satellite navigation. Scientists are working on a new technique that will make GPS redundant. 'You have no idea where you are'.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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HBK shrinks tactical-grade navigation into a 15g GNSS/INS

MicroStrain by HBK has launched the 3DM-CV7-GNSS/INS, an ultra-compact, tactical-grade inertial navigation system designed for seamless integration into space-constrained platforms. Combining advanced inertial technology with tightly coupled, onboard dual-frequency GNSS receivers, the 3DM-CV7-GNSS/INS delivers the precision and reliability needed for navigation and localization in dynamic environments, particularly those where GNSS signals may b…

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