Sublocus features very high performance inertial sensors combined with Advanced Navigation's revolutionary fusion algorithms. This allows it to provide highly accurate position, velocity, roll, pitch and heading. Sublocus can provide underwater position accuracy of 0.08% distance travelled.

Sublocus is a fully integrated navigation system and features both a pressure depth sensor and GPS receiver built in. It is supplied with a 6000 metre depth rated GPS antenna. The GPS receiver provides accurate pre-dive starting position without the hassles of surveying and manual entry.

Sublocus features an extremely fast north seeking algorithm that is able to provide accurate heading in as little as 10 seconds after power on from a hot start and 10 minutes from a cold start. Sublocus's north seeking algorithm runs continuously while in operation and is not effected by velocities or angular movements.

Sublocus has been designed from the ground up for mission critical control applications where reliability is very important. It's software is built on top of a safety oriented real time operating system and it is designed and tested to safety standards with fault tolerance in place. The electronics are isolated and protected from reverse polarity, overvoltage, surges, static and short circuits on all external interfaces.

Sublocus's enclosure is machined from a single block of high grade titanium and it has only one triple sealed join. It is polished to make it resistant to biofouling. Sublocus uses FOG technology which means there are no moving parts.

Sublocus has support for a wide range of peripheral inputs including speed logs, propeller speeds, DVLs, USBLs, SBLs and LBLs. If Sublocus doesn't support the peripheral device you have, we will add support for it free of charge.