Our end users are used to GPS navigation, and expect the same service on indoors – a blue dot on their own mobile screen accurate to a few meters. Furthermore, they expect free and effortless service with low latency and low battery and data usage…

Interest in Indoor Positioning Services has been growing in recent years as the widespread adoption of GPS enabled devices has made outdoor…

Less than a decade ago, few could have imagined that it would soon be possible to access detailed maps of indoor spaces on one’s desktop computer…

Although people are increasingly connecting together through smart devices and social media, IoT emergence is expected to fuel even more…

14 CFR Part 107 give’s us legal and level access to the NAS (National Airspace System). Sure, you could jump through all of the arbitrary hoops to get a Sec. 333 exemption but in reality, the best estimates had about 10% of holders being in regulatory compliance…

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are making significant impact for their continuing technological innovations and their diverse applications both…

The increased use of technology and more advanced Integrated Navigation Systems (INS) has changed the focus of the Navigator…

Research and development on methods for supporting “safety-of-life” applications with satellite navigation began well before the achievement of Initial Operational Capability (IOC) of the Global Positioning System (GPS) in 1993…

FAA rules

The Federal Aviation Administration has announced Small UAS rules.

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