Orolia, the World Leader in Resilient PNTPosition, Navigation, and Timing: PNT and map data combine to create the GPS service., offers powerful and proven GNSS simulation built on a flexible platform, designed to make testing CRPA seamless and effective through advanced tools and automation. This webinar will uncover the methods and solutions for testing CRPA, how it applies to different industries and applications, and how Orolia’s software-defined approach reveals limitless possibilities for users, while strengthening the mission for critical operations.
Speakers Include:
Tim Erbes
Director of Engineering, Orolia Defense & Security
Tim Erbes is the Director of Engineering at Orolia Defense & Security, an organization specializing in PNT performance, requirements, testing, integration and threat mitigation. Erbes’ career has focused on simulation, embedded systems, and test automation for GPS in NAVWAR applications. Prior to Orolia Defense & Security, Erbes worked as the Chief Technology officer at Talen-X, overseeing technical development, quality assurance, and innovation for PNT solutions. Earlier on, Erbes played an essential role at Rockwell Collins as a systems engineer for the well-known Military GPSGlobal Positioning System is a navigation satellite system. See also User Equipment (MGUE) program. Erbes received his bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering from Iowa State University.
Lisa Perdue
Product Manager, Orolia
Lisa Perdue is a world-leading expert in testing critical GPS and GNSSGlobal navigation satellite system (GNSS): A general term describing any satellite constellation that provides positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) services on a global or regional basis. See also systems. She has 20 years of navigation experience, including 10 years in the US Navy. She has trained hundreds of engineers and technicians who are responsible for high-reliability positioning, navigation and timing applications and speaks widely on the topic at many industry conferences.”
Stéphane Hamel
Director, Testing & Simulation, Orolia
With a career spanning more than 20 years in engineering test and RF, Stéphane Hamel has developed many innovative and large-scale products to test semiconductor devices, radios and GNSS receivers. In 2014, he founded Skydel, now part of Orolia. Hamel is one of the architects behind the Skydel Simulation Engine.
