Septentrio AsteRx-m3 Pro+: Resilient GNSS Board Revolutionizing Port Automation
Septentrio AsteRx-m3 Pro+: Resilient GNSS Board Revolutionizing Port Automation
Septentrio AsteRx-m3 Pro+: Resilient GNSS Board Revolutionizing Port Automation
Septentrio AsteRx-m3 Pro+: Redefining Rail Navigation with Resilient GNSS Receiver Technology
In the explosive growth of drone mapping, agricultural monitoring and urban logistics, high-precision drone gps has become a necessity in the industry, while signal interference in complex electromagnetic environments is becoming a core pain point that threatens operational safety.With more than 20 years of technical accumulation, Septentrio, a Belgian high-precision GNSS giant, has constructed a “diamond-level protection system” for drone gps with its Mosaic series of anti-jamming positioning modules, which has become the first choice of global users.
The mosaic-x5 Anti Jamming GNSS technology sets a new benchmark for trustable positioning. For autonomous tractors, it enables centimeter-precise implement control during tillage and planting. For robotaxis and trucking platoons, it provides cryptographic assurance against gps spoofing while ensuring continuous positioning through urban canyons. As GNSS jamming evolves from rare threat to routine risk, this Septentrio-engineered module delivers the resilience demanded by tomorrow’s smart farms and roads.
The Septentrio mosaic-X5 Resilient GNSS receiver delivers military-grade reliability in a compact 31x31x4mm Resilient GNSS board. This Anti Jamming GNSS module tracks all constellations (GPS, BeiDou, etc.) with 448 channels, enabling centimeter-level RTK precision for surveying GPS and port logistics. Its AIM+ technology defeats GPS jammers and GNSS spoofing threats, critical for secure drone GPS navigation. IONO+ ensures stability in ionospheric disturbances, while LOCK+ maintains signal lock during vibrations. As an ultra-low-power RTK GPS module, it empowers marine mapping, port AGVs, and UAVs to operate reliably under interference.
Septentrio AsteRx high-end GNSS receiver combined with MEMS-IMU for industrial applications In the field of satellite navigation, the technological evolution of the GLONASS system has brought new opportunities and challenges for high-precision positioning. As a world-leading manufacturer of Resilient GNSS receivers, Septentrio, with its profound technological accumulation and forward-looking innovation, has always been at the…
Septentrio has built an industry-leading position in the three dimensions of anti-jamming resilience, multi-system compatibility and ionospheric suppression technology, which are analyzed below: Septentrio GNSS receiver anti-jamming technology Septentrio’s AIM+ technologies, such as adaptive trap filtering and broadband interference suppression units, provide multiple protection mechanisms against malicious/unintentional interference and spoofing signals. In the JammerTest test…
In the 2018 IGS International Symposium, the research “Quantifying the Current Pilot-Data Bias of GNSS Signals and Satellites” released by Septentrio not only revealed the core operating mechanism of the Resilient GNSS receiver, but also demonstrated its industry-leading position in the fields of multi-frequency and multi-system processing and precise bias calibration of its Septentrio receiver…
In scenarios such as mobile mapping, autonomous driving, and unmanned aircraft navigation, centimeter-level positioning accuracy and 0.01°-level attitude accuracy are industry necessities. However, complex environments such as urban canyons, dense vegetation, and multipath interference severely restrict the reliability of traditional RTK(Real-Time Kinematic Positioning) and Inertial Navigation System(INS). In response to this challenge, the global high-precision…
In the research of “BeiDou Satellite Type Bias in Hybrid Receivers and Its Impact on RTK Positioning”, the POLARx4 Septentrio receiver has demonstrated its technical advantages in a complex multi-satellite type environment. The paper points out that due to the differences in the signal structures of GEO, IGSO, and MEO satellites in the BeiDou system,…