Geodnet CEO Mike Horton tells TheStreet how a token-incentivized GPS network is delivering centimeter-level accuracy across farms, highways, and beyond.

When GPS was conceived, none of that was possible. Constellations in low Earth orbit—altitudes up to 1,200 miles (2,000 km)—require hundreds of satellites to provide constant coverage over the ...

SpaceX launched an advanced GPS satellite for the U.S. Space Force today (May 30), less than three months after getting the official go-ahead.

RTK stands for real-time kinematic [positioning], and it's a system that works to make GPS data more accurate. While satellite data alone might help locate your robot lawn mower correctly to ...

We put the Segway Navimow, Mammotion Luba, Dreame A1, and Husqvarna 430X head-to-head to find the best automower for your lawn ...

From there, he focused on fine-tuning and adding features, such as adjustable baud rates (data transmission speed) ranging from 9,600 to 115,200. This allows the Bacom RTK to work with various GPS ...

Bad Elf, a leading provider of high-accuracy user-user friendly GPS receivers, and GEODNET, the world’s largest RTK network, are thrilled to announce ...

Israel’s Wartime Farmers Are Relearning How to Plow Without GPS The military’s jamming of navigational signals has undercut an agricultural formula that’s heavily dependent on advanced ...

Integrating GEODNET’s RTK GPS technology seeks to significantly improve the robots’ navigation accuracy and operational efficiency, particularly in areas where reliable GPS coverage is crucial. RTK ...

By integrating GEODNET’s RTK technology, we’re not only ensuring precision and reliability for Burro’s robots but also advancing the accessibility of high-performance GPS for the ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif., December 18, 2024--Burro, a leader in agricultural robotics, and GEODNET, a blockchain company providing precise GPS positioning solutions, have announced a strategic ...

How RTK with advanced sensor fusion can guide the next generation of autonomous vehicles. To varying degrees, autonomous vehicles (AVs) have been in development—and even in use—for decades.