Mr Paul Verhoef has been appointed as Director of Galileo Programme and Navigation-Related Activities.

Two computers sat side-by-side at a recent demonstration showing the mapping available to Kane County Emergency Communications (KaneComm) dispatchers before…

The European GNSS Agency (GSA) has announced on October 27, 2015 the evaluation results of its second Horizon 2020 call for Galileo applications…

SATCOM has launched two new SAILOR satellite navigation receivers. Both the SAILOR 656X GNSS and new SAILOR 657X DGNSS DGNSS are black-box products designed to be part…

U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx and FAA Administrator Michael Huerta recently announced the creation of a task force to develop recommendations for a registration…

PCI Geomatics has extended and expanded its exclusive distribution agreement with Beijing Space Eye Innovation Technology Co., Ltd. (BSEI) of China…

Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) member economies are encouraged to implement the Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) to enhance the efficiency…

Blue Marble Geographics has released an update to the Global Mapper LiDAR Module. The latest edition of the module includes numerous functional enhancements and performance improvements that have been designed to improve the quality and utility of LiDAR and other point cloud data…

The Pentagon in the USA has been pushing for the development of autonomous unmanned vehicles for a while. Now, it wants them to operate autonomously even when GPS signals are degraded.

Next two satellites from Galileo program are going to be launched with Arianespace rocket from Guiana Space Centre launch site LCS.

After launching first satellite in 2011 Galileo is planned to provide services in 2016, furthemore in 2020 it is scheduled to complete all from 30 (24 operational and 6 spare) satellites.