Septentrio and Analog Devices Collaborate to Create Top-Performance GNSS/INS Solutions
January 23, 2020
News
Septentrio and Analog Devices collaborate to provide customers with easy access to optimized integrated GNSS inertial solutions.
Septentrio is in collaboration with Analog Devices, Inc. to combine Analog Devices’ IMUs with Septentrio’s multi-frequency, multi-constellation global navigation satellite system (GNSS) receivers. The resulting GNSS/INS systems deliver centimeter-accurate positioning together with 3D orientation (heading, pitch and roll), ideal for applications such as automotive ADAS and industrial automation.
Septentrio will incorporate Analog Devices’ advanced industrial-grade IMU to create top-quality GNSS/INS products.
Septentrio will incorporate Analog Devices’ advanced industrial-grade IMUs into a selection of its GNSS/INS products. Working directly with Analog Devices allows Septentrio to provide faster and more efficient GNSS/INS integration solutions for high-volume customers. This collaboration promises a solid foundation for design and production of top-performance integrated positioning and inertial solutions, with first products available in spring 2020.
For more information, please visit: https://www.septentrio.com/en
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