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Since its inception in 1989, GPS World has been the top publication in the business and technology of global positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) and global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) industries. GPS World provides technical and business information to engineers, product designers, manufacturers, researchers, system developers, executives, and high-level managers around the world who incorporate GNSS/PNT technologies into their corporate strategies, operations, and product offerings to maximize profit and performance. GPS World’s market-segmented topic areas, deep-dives, as well as broad birds-eye-view industry coverage is what makes the brand a valuable resource for professionals in every tech field.
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Search ArticlesEagleNXT launches new flagship sensor Altum-PT Pro with enhanced radiometric thermal imaging
Your browser does not support the audio element. Innovative sensor delivers synchronized multispectral, panchromatic, and high-resolution thermal data in a single payload. EagleNXT unveiled the Altum-PT Pro, a new flagship sensor in its MicaSense portfolio, at the annual Commercial Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (CUAV) trade show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
U-blox enhances GNSS timing validation with nanosecond-accurate METAS time service
Your browser does not support the audio element. U-blox, official Swiss timekeeper the Federal Institute of MetrologyMETAS, and Switch, operator of Switzerland’s national research and education network, have integrated Switzerland’s UTC-traceable timing infrastructure into the u-blox GNSS test laboratory in Thalwil. Through this collaboration, u-blox gains continuous access to a UTC-traceable reference via an unbroken and documented chain of calibrations, ensuring full measurement traceability.
UAV Navigation enhances VNS01 for precision drone navigation in GNSS-denied environments
Your browser does not support the audio element. UAV Navigation–Grupo Oesía has announced major software enhancements to its VNS01 Visual Navigation System, introducing advanced terrain referenced navigation (TRN) and satellite map matching algorithms to improve navigation accuracy during operations in GNSS-denied environments and over previously unflown routes.
Marotta Controls will support US Navy next-gen jammer program
No audio available for this content. Marotta Controls has been awarded two contracts in support of the Next Generation Jammer – Low Band (NGJ-LB) Engineering and Manufacturing Development program for the U.S. Navy. The company will provide technical expertise for a ram air turbine power-generation system under a subcontract with CFD Research Corporation, with a direct award from L3Harris Technologies, the NGJ-LB prime contractor.
Can InSAR be used to enhance and improve an Intraframe Deformation Model?
No audio available for this content. MyJune 2026 GPS World newsletter discussed how the National Geodetic Survey (NGS) plans to address tectonic plate motion and intra-frame deformation. Most geospatial users now recognize that International Terrestrial Reference Frame (ITRF) coordinates include a velocity component driven by tectonic plate movement.
TXST, Leica Geosystems partner to modernize construction education
No audio available for this content. The partnership will provide TXST students access to modern construction technologies and hands-on experience to succeed in the rapidly evolving construction industry.
Q-CTRL demonstrates GPS-free quantum navigation in Coral Sea field trial
No audio available for this content. Quantum infrastructure software firm Q-CTRL has completed itsfirst open-water field demonstration of a GPS-free, quantum-gravimetric maritime navigation system.
What RTK actually does inside a SLAM scanner, and why pseudo-fix is the silent killer
No audio available for this content. Ask a room of surveyors what the RTK module in a handheld SLAM scanner does, and most will give the rover answer: it tells the scanner where it is. It is a reasonable guess, and it is wrong in a way that matters. Inside a SLAM scanner, RTK is not a positioning device. It is a global anchor — and understanding the distinction is the difference between a point cloud that lands on datum and one that is quietly warped from end to end.
US Army orders additional GNSS anti-jam kits for vehicles
Your browser does not support the audio element. Project Manager (PM) Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) has awarded a delivery order worth more than $3 million for Dismounted Assured PNT System (DAPS) Mounted Engineering Change Proposal (DME) B-kits in support of first unit equipped to TRX Systems. The order was issued through the Army Contracting Command – Aberdeen Proving Ground.
Polish institute analysis finds drastic increase in GNSS interference, offers guidelines
Your browser does not support the audio element. Collected measurement data from the monitoring station of the National Institute of Telecommunications in Gdańsk indicate a systematic and drastic increase in the scale of intentional interference with GNSS signals since the start of the year. The phenomenon takes the form of both multi-hour interference in all GNSS bands, as well as partial interference (occurring in a selected band), in the Tricity area composed of Gdańsk, Sopot and Gdynia.