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Thanks to the new drivers you will now be able to get position, heading, roll, pitch, heave, and accurate GPS-disciplined timing from the Inertial Navigation System. All Advanced Navigation’s INS's are supported:

Join 8,500 technologists, regulators and users across commercial and defense sectors for AUVSI XPONENTIAL 2019, the largest, most comprehensive trade show for unmanned and autonomous systems. As adoption spreads and applications expand, XPONENTIAL is the one event that brings together the entire unmanned systems community to share ideas, collaborate across markets, capitalize on next practices and emerging trends and harness the power of unmanned technology for your business.  

We are delighted to announce that for the first time, Advanced Navigation will be exhibiting at Unmanned Systems Asia, which takes place at Changi Exhibition Center in Singapore from April 9 - 11 2019.

Come and see us at Ocean Business, the hands-on ocean technology exhibition and training forum. Visit us stand #A16 to discover our latest GNSS/INS, USBL, acoustic positioning transponder and other navigation solutions.   What’s going on at Ocean Business 2019? More than 340 international exhibitors, over 180 hours of training and demonstration workshops, a cutting edge conference, industry led associated meetings, a careers event and innovative networking opportunities…

Advanced Navigation will be exhibiting on stand F61 at Oceanology International Americas. The event will be held February 25-27 at the San Diego Convention Centre, California. It is a unique opportunity to discover the latest technologies from 200+ global suppliers, including live on water demos and hands on technology. Learn from ocean leaders from across the globe and boost your technical and blue economy knowledge.

Advanced Navigation will be exhibiting at IDEX from the 17th to the 21st of February. Come and see us at Stand #07-C04 to discover our range of navigation solutions for the Defence industry. IDEX is the only international Defence exhibition and conference in the MENA region demonstrating the latest technology across land, sea and air sectors. Find out more about IDEX. Advanced Navigation will be on the Team Defence Australia stand and will have products on display including:

When Nortek started designing its new survey package, it required an accurate and cost-effective navigation system.  With the GNSS Compass Nortek could rely on a solution that not only met their requirements but was also easy to install and set-up. "GNSS Compass is an easy, time and cost-effective instrument." Herman Huitema, VM Product Manager, Nortek. Read the full case study HERE.

Firmware update 2.0 brings new capabilities to the Subsonus USBL system, and improved communication robustness against environmental interference.

Geosurvey Mexicana specialises in Differential Global Positioning Systems (DGPS) services for the oil industry. Lacking a suitable system to provide positioning and orientation of suction piles, the company was unable to bid on some tenders. Consequently they started to look for an USBL device capable of providing position and heading. ‘’Looking for options we found the Advanced Navigation Subsonus USBL which provides all the benefits of competitor products but at a fraction of the cost and size’’ said Duarte, Project Manager at Geosurvey Mexicana.

Advanced Navigation will be exhibiting on stand #3 at the Hypack Training Event.   The event will be held January 8–11, 2019 at the Omni Corpus Christi Hotel in Corpus Christi, TX. The 3-day training will cover all the aspects of single beam and multibeam hydrographic surveying and dredge management. Find out more about Hypack training event 2019.   Come and see us to discover our INS/GNSS, USBL and other Hydrographic solutions.

Advanced Navigation will be exhibiting at Euronaval from the 23rd to the 26th of October 2018. Come and see us at Stand G78 to discover our range of navigation solutions for the Defence industry. About the event:

From left to right- Xavier Orr, Director of Software R&D; The Hon Steven Ciobo, Minister for Defence Industry; Chris Shaw, Director of Hardware R&D; Grace Hynd, Chief Operation Officer.   The Australian Minister for Defence Industry, the Hon Steven Ciobo, has taken interest in the activities of one of the most innovative navigation company's.  Last Friday he visited the headquarters of Advanced Navigation in Sydney, Australia. After inspecting the premises he discussed important issues with the company's executive team. 

Advanced Navigation will be exhibiting at Intergeo from the 13th to the 16th of October 2018. Come and see us Hall 12.1 Stand C.051 to discover our range of navigation solutions for Sea, Land & Air. About the event:

The last few years have seen a dramatic increase of UAV LiDAR, promising qualitative and affordable data for geospatial companies. Airsight entered the market with NextCore, a highly accurate yet cost effective system.

Introducing Kinematica V1.2, the web based GNSS/INS post processing software that allows users to process raw GNSS and inertial data after collection and achieve higher accuracy results than is possible in real time.   Kinematica V1.2 Highlights: New features:

  Wild Oats XI is an Australian maxi yacht, most famous for being the race record holder and a nine-times line honours winner of the Sydney to Hobart Race. Her helmsman, Mark Richards, is recognised as the race’s most successful skipper.

AMZ’s latest car, named after the famous Swiss mountain pass, weighs only 181 kilograms. With 156kw, the power-to-weight ratio is 0.86 kW/kg, a value that exceeds even supercars and gives the prototype its tremendous acceleration. AMZ has selected Advanced Navigation Spatial Dual, a ruggedized miniature GPS aided INS and AHRS that provides accurate position, velocity, acceleration and orientation.

“Rapid development of innovative and complex systems like Gremlins drives us to identify and use system components with the highest reputation for reliability and performance. We are proud to be working, once again, with Advanced Navigation on another one of our priority demonstration programs." said Tim Keeter, Deputy Program Manager and Chief Engineer for Gremlins at Dynetics.

Advanced Navigation will be exhibiting at AUVSI Xponential in May 2018. AUVSI Xponential is a trade show focused on cutting edge commercial & defence unmanned technology. It will be held between 1-3 May at the Colorado Convention Centre, Denver, USA.

Advanced Navigation has released their new subsea acoustic positioning transponder. Subsonus Tag is a low cost acoustic positioning transponder that operates with the Subsonus USBL. It was developed to provide a low cost, fully integrated positioning capability to users across a broad array of applications. Subsonus Tag features an integrated battery and a revolutionary acoustic processing architecture that allows it to operate for up to 18 months on one charge.

The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation has recently developed the Phenomobile. The Phenomobile is a phenomic crop monitoring system which offers a non-destructive and high throughput method of measuring crop health and performance. Advanced Navigation’s Spatial system plays a key role in the operation of the Phenomobile allowing autonomous control and geo-referencing.

Advanced Navigation’s Spatial Dual system was integrated into a hydrogen electric racing car, the Forze VI.

Advanced Navigation will be exhibiting at Oceanology International in March 2018. Oceanology International is a world leading ocean technology marine science exhibition and conference which will be held in London, UK.

Olex has successfully integrated Advanced Navigation's Spatial INS into their hydrographic survey vessels. Spatial is a ruggedized miniature GPS aided inertial navigation system and AHRS that provides accurate position, velocity, acceleration and orientation. It combines temperature calibrated accelerometers, gyroscopes, magnetometers and a pressure sensor with an advanced GNSS receiver.