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NovAtel Announces SPAN-CPT GPS/INS Receiver
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Canal Geomatics writes "At the IEE/ION PLANS 2008 tradeshow in Monterey California last week, NovAtel announced the launch of NovAtel SPAN-CPT, a powerful single enclosure, tightly-coupled GPS/INS receiver.
SPAN-CPT integrates NovAtel's OEMV GNSS precision receiver technology with fiber optic gyro and MEMS accelerometer inertial components from KVH Industries in one compact unit. The tight-coupling of the GPS and INS technologies within SPAN-CPT optimizes the raw GPS and IMU data, delivering a superior position, velocity and attitude solution. Comprised entirely of commercial components, SPAN-CPT has no special export restrictions, minimizing the operational complexities for customers whose products cross international boundaries.
NovAtel expects to begin production of SPAN-CPT in July, 2008."
SPAN-CPT integrates NovAtel's OEMV GNSS precision receiver technology with fiber optic gyro and MEMS accelerometer inertial components from KVH Industries in one compact unit. The tight-coupling of the GPS and INS technologies within SPAN-CPT optimizes the raw GPS and IMU data, delivering a superior position, velocity and attitude solution. Comprised entirely of commercial components, SPAN-CPT has no special export restrictions, minimizing the operational complexities for customers whose products cross international boundaries.
NovAtel expects to begin production of SPAN-CPT in July, 2008."
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Canal Geomatics writes "NovAtel, an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) of precise positioning technology, announced last month its new flagship GNSS + INS receiver, the SPAN-SE. Designed for precision applications, NovAtel SPAN-SE enhances the powerful OEMV receiver with features that are critical to precision GNSS/INS system integrators such as on-board data logging, Ethernet connectivity, wheel sensor input and scalability for future GNSS advances."
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