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As data plays an increasingly important role in vehicles, wireless networking becomes as important to automobiles as tire pressure.Real-time navigation solutions require an Internet connection to use live traffic information to find the best route to a destination.In an accident, the emergency services (eCall) need important information about the location of the vehicle, its direction of travel and the number of passengers.Similarly, for telemati...

Manufacturer of antennas and RF antenna modules for M2M and the Internet of Things, Antenova, is now shipping its latest positioning antenna, Raptor, which achieves a high level of accuracy in the GNSS bands, pinpointing location to within centimetres. The Raptor is an embedded antenna for all positioning applications that require a greater level of accuracy.

u-blox is announcing that Siemens has integrated the u‑blox ZED-F9Khigh precision dead reckoning module into its Toyota Prius V2X (vehicle-to-everything) test fleet. Siemens carried out live demonstrations of the technology at the ITS European Congress 2019in Eindhoven, the Netherlands.

You may not be familiar with the phrase Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS), but you probably take advantage of it every day as it encompasses all satellite based global location systems; GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and BeiDou. By Richard Edgar, Director of Communications Technology, Ensigma, Imagination Technologies

A wide range of testing solutions that support advanced automotive applications will be showcased by Rohde & Schwarz at Automotive Testing Expo Europe 2019 in Stuttgart (May 21-23). The solutions on display cover the testing of automotive radar sensors, automotive Ethernet, 5G and cellular V2X as well as audio/video quality.

Microchip has announced via its Microsemi subsidiary, additions to its Precision Time Protocol (PTP) PackeTimeportfolio, including theTimeProvider 4100 Release 2.0. The additions provide solutions to one of the biggest 5G network deployment challenges of synchronising higher volumes of more densely packed base stations. Another challenge is keeping services operating through Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) lapses due to vulnerabilities ...

The R5010 is a wide-band receiver from IZT with a frequency range up to 6GHz, up to 120MHz instantaneous bandwidth and powerful internal signal processing. Typical applications are COMINT Systems, satellite monitoring, wide-band RF recorders or quality measurements in mobile communication networks.

Global provider of positioning and wireless communication technologies, u-blox, has announced the u blox ZED-F9K high precision multi-band GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) module with built-in inertial sensors. The module combines the latest generation of GNSS receiver technology, signal processing algorithms, and correction services.

The introduction of a generation of inertial motion sensors which hope to set a new standard in the market for their small size, industrial-grade performance and competitive pricing, have been announced by Xsens. The all-new MTi 600-series of inertial sensors, supplied in a 31.5x28.0x13.0mm IP51-rated case, produce roll and pitch readings accurate to ±0.2°.

Security industry stakeholders from around the world are readying themselves for a productive three days of business in Taipei, as the countdown to the 22nd edition of Secutech enters its final few weeks. On top of the business and networking opportunities that Secutech creates, the fair also plays a crucial role for information exchange within the security industry.