AMIC AMIC is a project that aims to deploy a worldwide network of continuously operating affordable GNSS receivers at remote locations or areas with difficult access to improve the ionospheric monitoring
COTS-based LEO-PNT hardware simulator Explore our end-to-end GNSS LEO-PNT signal simulator based on COTS components
A possible RINEX extension for LEO PNT ephemeris This blog post proposes an extension of the RINEX 4 Navigation format to accommodate LEO PNT ephemeris data, suitable for mega-constellations exceeding 1000 satellites.
Unlock Secure Navigation on Embedded Platforms with Rokubun's OSNMA Library Rokubun Galileo OSNMA Library: A cutting-edge solution for secure navigation. Designed for embedded platforms, this compact and reliable library ensures seamless integration and cross-platform support.
Geolocating with WiFi RTT measurements Quality assessment of the WiFi Round Trip Time (RTT) measurements and its usage in indoor positioning.
User requirements on geolocation for mass-market and IoT Results on the survey carried out by Rokubun on User needs for GNSS and geolocation in the market segment of consumer devices, smartphones and IoT
MEDEA as CORS GNSS receiver This post intends to showcase the capability of MEDEA from the standpoint of using it as a Continuously Operating Reference Station (CORS).
JASON meets MEDEA GNSS receiver After winning the Catalonia Regional Price of the Galileo Masters 2018 for the MEDEA single-frequency GNSS receiver prototype, Rokubun is currently upgrading it to a MEDEA multi-frequency GNSS navigation computer, which is based on the u-blox ZED-F9P multi-frequency and multi-constellation chipset.
Dual-frequency GNSS observables from smarpthones: ionosphere and multipath As it is known, on May 2018 Xiaomi introduced to market its new flagship smartphone, the Xiaomi Mi 8. For GNSS enthusiats, this was a huge m
ARGONAUT + JASON for Survey Applications This post attempts to compare the performance of a geodetic-grade GNSS receiver (Septentrio AsterRx) and a low-cost one (Rokubun ARGONAUT) i
GNSS carrier phase from Nexus 9 As it is known, there is an active development in using Android ranges for PPP 1 2 and RTK, but these require the phase observables, which,
Rokubun was at ESA's Navitec 2016 Some topicsThis conference, devoted to GNSS technology, was held in ESTEC/ESA (Noordwijk, The Netherlands) between 14 and 16th December 2016
Ionospheric sounding with GPS, a PhD thesis In this post you will find a link to Miquel Garcia’s PhD Thesis: Contributions to the 3D ionospheric sounding with GPS data (2004) PhD_Thesi
