GNSS Xingtong has launched a new-generation GNSS navigation and positioning chip.
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2023-02-28 18:38
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According to the responsible official, in the field of centimeter-level high-precision GNSS navigation and positioning technology, the Nebulas II (UC4C0) chip has reached an internationally leading level in terms of manufacturing process and various performance metrics. Based on this chip, the resulting receiver board can be reduced in size by more than half.
In addition, the Nebulas II (UC4C0) boasts system‑wide performance, strong anti‑interference capabilities, and high output rates, enabling the miniaturization of high‑precision GNSS measurement instruments. It is particularly well suited for specialized multi‑mode, multi‑frequency, high‑accuracy positioning and orientation applications in fields such as UAVs, GIS data collection, lane‑level navigation, and autonomous agricultural machinery—where stringent requirements exist for size, power consumption, performance, and cost. This product will shorten the R&D cycle for civilian high‑precision terminal devices while lowering the barrier to adopting GNSS.
During an on-site interview with 3sNews, GNSS Xingtong stated that 2015 marked the company’s fifteenth anniversary. Born out of the GNSS system, GNSS Xingtong has grown alongside it. In addition to the new-product launch event, the company plans to unveil further announcements at this year’s annual conference.
On the afternoon of May 14, GNSS Xingtong, together with Huaxin Antenna and Jiali Electronics, will attend the Application Industrialization Forum at this year’s annual conference to discuss with industry peers the topic of achieving win-win development through industrial mergers and acquisitions. It is reported that GNSS Xingtong’s proposed merger and restructuring involving these two companies has already received conditional approval from the M&A Review Committee of the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
In addition, Zhou Ruxin, Chairman of GNSS Xingtong, will join a number of academicians, experts, and industry leaders at the “GNSS Xingtong 15th Anniversary – Industry Development Report and Exchange Meeting,” to be held on the evening of May 14. At the event, these distinguished experts and leaders will engage in in-depth discussions on trends in the development of GNSS navigation and the future of the industry, and the “GNSS Plus” concept will also be introduced.
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