PPP-RTK

  • How Much Accuracy Do You Really Need?

    How Much Accuracy Do You Really Need?
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    Choosing between more or less accuracy has never been much of a consideration (or an option), historically.  The specified requirement has predominantly been “The most! Our device requires the most precise accuracy available.” But today, considering the options, it’s fair to ask: how much accuracy does your device or application need, really? With RTK came… Read more

  • The Currency of Corrections

    The Currency of Corrections
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    During the CES 2021 keynote, Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg discussed the eight currencies of Verizon’s 5G network vision.  He touched on throughput and service deployment, mobility and connected devices, latency and data volume, and energy efficiency and reliability. This list struck a chord with Rx Networks. In the world of GNSS corrections there are many parallels… Read more

  • Rx Networks™ TruePoint.io™ Global PPP Corrections Goes Quad-Constellation

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    There is an increasing trend for mobile devices integrating multi-constellation GNSS chipsets to require even better positioning. With quad-constellation expanded multi-constellation support, Rx Networks™ TruePoint.io™ Global PPP correction service unlocks the accuracy, providing global PPP corrections for every major GNSS constellation those chips can track. TruePoint.io serves Global PPP corrections for GPS, GLONASS, Galileo and BeiDou… Read more

  • Test Confirms that Galileo Increases the Accuracy of Location Based Services

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    This news article was issued by GSA and can also be found here. Today the GSA and Rx Networks Inc., a leading mobile location technology and services company, announced the results of tests conducted by the company measuring the performance of Galileo when used in various combinations with GPS and GLONASS. Tests were conducted in real-world… Read more

  • Rx Networks Launches Secure User Plane Assisted-GPS Data Service

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    Rx Networks, Inc., a leading Assisted-GPS (A-GPS) technology and global services company, today announced the availability of its GPStream™ Secure User Plane 1.0 Light Edition (SUPL 1.0 LE) data service. The solution enables any SUPL 1.0 A-GPS compliant device to receive real-time GPS assistance and rapidly determine its position even under weak signal conditions. The… Read more