Today, GPS is a common instrument in cars and boats, but how about on snowmobiles and dogsleds? Due to the hard work and collaboration of multiple student groups from the University of Calgary, ...

Historically, GPS receiver designers have relied on a combination of simulation and drive testing to characterize a receiver's performance in difficult environments. While GPS signal simulation ...

What is Spirent’s GPS origin story? Spirent’s GPS genesis began on a rooftop in the middle of the night in the early 1980s. Engineers were attempting to acquire the new GPS signals with their ...

Designed around the 8960 wireless communications test set's recently-added A-GPS assistance data messaging test capabilities, the GS-9000 Assisted GPS (A-GPS) design verification test systems support ...

Startup wireless carrier LightSquared has claimed since September that it has developed filters that will mitigate interference with high-precision Global Positioning System receivers used in farming ...

The Urban Prepper explores Downtown GPS Testing: Garmin eTrex 30 with focus on preparedness, utility, and survival strategies. Born in the US? You might not be a citizen soon ...

Racelogic helps vehicle manufacturers develop autonomous vehicle technology and test them on indoor test tracks and the open road. Racelogic helps vehicle manufacturers develop autonomous vehicle (AV) ...

Raytheon (NYSE: RTN) reached another milestone in developing the U.S. Air Force Global Positioning System Next-Generation Operational Control System, known as GPS OCX, with the completion of the ...

GPSIII prior to anechoic testing. Lockheed Martin’s GPS III satellites (pictured) are hardened to make them harder to jam, but a quest for new systems integrity and redundancy is ongoing for the ...