The genealogy of lidar (light detection and ranging) stems from sonar (sonic navigation and ranging) and radar (radio detection and ranging) technologies. Sonar and radar use acoustic (sound) and electromagnetic waves in the radio or microwave frequency spectrum, respectively. Lidar technology uses electromagnetic radiation in the infra-red and visible light spectrum, which are much higher frequencies than that of radio or microwaves.
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Nextcore/Cordel COO and founder, Ashley Cox shares insights and expertise with Advanced Navigation’s Head of Product, Adam Barnes in integrating INS and LiDAR.
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Go to ArticleNortek Uses the GNSS Compass for Its Next Surveying Solution
Nortek uses Advanced Navigation GNSS Compass for accurate heading to assist ADCP in their new survey package. See our GNSS Compass in action!
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Go to ArticleARRB Systems Road Surveying Accuracy Increases With MEMS-Based GNSS/INS Spatial Dual
ARRB sought Advanced Navigation’s INS into their Hawkeye system that delivers more precise and reliable navigation and orientation.
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Go to ArticleCertus Evo Helps Nextcore’s UAV-LiDAR Reach New Heights in Both Altitude and Performance
Discover how Nextcore uses Advanced Navigation’s Certus Evo to fly their UAV-LiDAR survey drones to new levels of altitude and performance.
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