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 For more than a decade now, we’ve been warned about the vulnerabilities of GNSS and the risks of jamming, as well as the general lack of robustness of GNSS-enabled devices to various interferences. Despite recent examples that the situation is both real and serious, not much has been done since to make the various GNSS/GPS devices that we use daily better able to resist adverse conditions.

When we developed SDX, we decided to tackle the complexity of creating GNSS automation scripts by building automation right into the core of the software. The result is an easy-to-use, yet very powerful automation toolset.

We’re often asked why we promote GPU-accelerated computing as our product differentiator. In short, what benefits does using this software-defined architecture for GNSS simulation offer the user?

Some applications, such as surveying or even large-scale farming, require high positioning performance which can be achieved with RTK. Real Time Kinematic works by using a base station whose position is well-known, and a rover.