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GNSS and Geo-Robotics.

  • We design and build high-precision GNSS PPP-RTK systems, delivering reliable and professional solutions for geospatial, agricultural, surveying, warehouse automation and industrial applications.

  • We create outdoor robots equipped with centimeter-level accurate GNSS technology, designed for precise autonomous operations across diverse terrains.

  • We develop versatile geo-robotic platforms, ready to integrate AI, capable of handling complex tasks such as surveying, maintenance, and heavy object movement in real-time.

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GNSS: Applications & Benefits

Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) provide precise positioning, navigation, and timing services by using satellites to determine the location of receivers on Earth.

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GNSS geo-robots have witnessed significant advancements in recent years, driven by innovations in satellite technology, real-time data processing, autonomous navigation systems, and sensor integration.

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FAQ’s

What are GNSS Geo-Robots:

GNSS Geo-Robots are advanced robotic systems that utilize Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) technology to achieve precise positioning and navigation. These robots are designed for tasks that require accurate location data, such as surveying, mapping, agriculture, and construction.

A GNSS rover unit is a mobile receiver used by GNSS Geo-Robots to determine their real-time position. The rover unit receives correction signals from the GNSS base station, allowing the robot to navigate with high accuracy across various complex terrains and challenging environments.

The GNSS base station collects satellite data and calculates any errors in the satellite signals. It then sends correction information to the GNSS rover units in real time. This collaboration between the base station and rover units ensures that the Geo-Robot maintains precise positioning and navigation, even in challenging conditions.

Yes, GNSS-enabled robots can operate in remote, challenging areas with limited infrastructure, as long as they have access to satellite signals. This makes them ideal for tasks like environmental monitoring and agricultural automation.

A GNSS base station is a stationary receiver that is placed at a known location. It continuously collects satellite data and transmits correction signals to GNSS rover units. This process improves the accuracy of positioning for the rovers, enabling them to achieve centimeter-level precision.

No, GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) is not only used in robots. It’s widely used in various fields like navigation for vehicles, aircraft, and ships, as well as in smartphones for location services, mapping, agriculture, surveying, and geocaching. It helps in precision timing for communication networks too.

GNSS Geo-Robots are used in a wide range of industries, including precision agriculture, construction surveying, mining, surveillance, and others. Their ability to operate with high accuracy makes them ideal for tasks that require exact positioning, such as autonomous navigation, data collection, and precision measurements.

GNSS Geo-Robots offer unparalleled accuracy in positioning, allowing them to perform tasks with centimeter precision. They can operate autonomously in tough environments, reducing the need for manual labor and increasing efficiency.

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GNSS systems & robots that are built to perform 24/7 in any condition

 

Extreme heat, moisture, dust, rough handling, and any terrain? We’ve got you covered. Our GNSS systems and outdoor robots are engineered to run all day, enduring the challenges of real-world field conditions while operating with centimeter precision.

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We develop GNSS hardware, software, and control systems for outdoor robots, as well as the robots themselves and everything in between.

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