First real-world results from FocalPoint’s Precise+ show sub-metre accuracy at the 99th percentile. GNSS-only, software-only technology beats commercial receivers running precise techniques with paid correction services.
Cambridge, UK — 27 April 2026 — FocalPoint, the UK-based developer of GNSS-enhancing software, today announced Precise+, a new technology that delivers reliable high-precision positioning in the real-world environments where conventional carrier phase tracking fails. Unveiled at the European Navigation Conference, Precise+ extends the benefits of the company’s patented Supercorrelation® platform into the carrier phase domain, directly targeting the cycle slips that cause RTK and PPP systems to lose lock in challenging environments. Centimetre-level positioning depends on continuous carrier phase lock. When that lock is interrupted — a routine occurrence in dense cities, under tree cover, and in multipath-heavy environments— receivers suffer cycle slips and force fallback to code-based positioning. For automated driving, robotics, and any application that treats lane-level accuracy as a safety requirement, these interruptions are the defining barrier to deployment at scale.
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Ramya Sriram leads marketing at FocalPoint, a UK-based company that provides GPS-enhancing software for automotive, wearables and smartphones.
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