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Unlock reliable GNSS in challenging environments
FocalPoint’s S-GNSS software transforms standard GNSS receivers into highly reliable positioning systems — improving accuracy and reliability where conventional GNSS struggles. Now integrated onto ST’s Teseo devices, it delivers the reliability required for advanced ADAS & V2X applications.
- Enhanced multipath rejection
- Superior accuracy in urban canyons and built-up areas
- Improved sensitivity on forest roads
See the results from our global trials here
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Each kit includes:
- Two Teseo devices: one ST original and one with S-GNSS Auto integrated on it
- SMA cables, USB-C/microUSB cables and an RF splitter
- L1/L2/L5 active magnetic patch antenna
- Full documentation and support
How does S-GNSS® Auto work?
S-GNSS® Auto is a software upgrade for existing GNSS receivers that operates in the measurement domain. Powered by our patented Supercorrelation™ technology, it mitigates the degradation in accuracy caused by signal reflections and attenuation.
Boosting line-of-sight signals
By improving receiver sensitivity, S-GNSS optimises the performance of concealed antennas and maintains accurate tracking under foliage.
Attenuating non-line-of-sight signals
By identifying and eliminating inaccurate signals, S-GNSS mitigates the effects of multipath interference, and helps to protect against spoofing attacks.
Where does the software sit?
S-GNSS® Auto works from inside the chip. Delivered as a firmware upgrade to the GNSS receiver, it enhances the accuracy of the GNSS measurements and delivers them to the navigation engine (both internal or external).
