Scientific Systems has released upgrades for ImageNav, an image-based navigation software designed for GPS-denied or compromised environments. With more than a decade of development, ImageNav offers a ...

The adoption of navigation apps skyrocketed in the last decade, and this happened for a very simple reason. The boom recorded by the mobile industry brought a smartphone into everybody’s pockets, so ...

A roundup of recent products in the GNSS and inertial positioning industry from the March 2023 issue of GPS World magazine. The GPSdome 2 is tailored to defend small- to medium-sized tactical UAVs as ...

Cheetah Software Systems has announced a plug-in solution utilizing ALK Technologies’ CoPilot Live v8 turn-by-turn GPS navigation software Cheetah says matching its dynamic routing and dispatch ...

Sygic has recently announced a new major update for its navigation software, bringing several big improvements in essential departments, including Android Auto and CarPlay. Google Maps and Waze are ...

Exelis (NYSE: XLS) successfully completed factory acceptance testing for the Global Positioning System (GPS) III navigation payload simulator software. Developed by Exelis, the software will simulate ...

Sygic, a Slovakia-based GPS navigation software company, has launched a new premium add-on called “Mobile Speed Cam” (mobile speed camera) for its mobile GPS navigation app. This tool notifies the ...

Google recently revealed that its free GPS navigation software that currently runs on newer Android devices will someday be available on other smartphone platforms such as the iPhone. No timetable’s ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Paul-Smith Goodson is an analyst covering quantum computing and AI. Satellite GPS is a vital navigation technology designed for ...

You’re lost. Even worse, there’s no cell signal. The last thing keeping you from fully freaking out is that little blue dot — the universal sign that, somewhere up above, a GPS satellite has eyes on ...

In the summer of 2008, Apple shipped the iPhone 3G, which featured a built-in GPS (Global Positioning System) receiver. It took a year for Apple to add support for using the iPhone as a turn-by-turn ...