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IoT in Construction Market Company Profiles, Trends by Types and Application, Operating Business Segments 2027

IoT in Construction Market Company Profiles, Trends by Types and Application, Operating Business Segments 2027
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Swift Navigation Introduces a PCIe Product to Bring High-Precision GNSS to Industrial, Last-Mile and IoT Platforms

(1) SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15, 2020, a San Francisco-based tech firm redefining GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) and precise positioning technology, today announced the availability of its Precision GNSS Module (PGM). PGM is designed to offer fast evaluation and a quick path to production for those requiring a precise positioning solution. PGM is available in a simple-to-use, industry-standard mPCIe (mini peripheral component interconnect express) format and is designed specifically for Swift s Starling positioning engine running on a host application processor to deliver real-time precision navigation. The PGM utilizes STMicroelectronics TeseoV chipset in Quectel s multi-constellation, dual-band LG69T-AP receiver, to create an affordable, easy-to-use solution ideal for customers building industrial, last mile and Internet of Things (IoT) platforms.

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How to measure a mountain - Times of India

Small Large Recently, China and Nepal announced that Mount Everest is 86 cm taller than the 8,848 m accepted globally so far. So, how is original height calculated and what does the revision mean, we take a look The first recorded attempt at measuring the Everest using modern calculations had come in 1856, when surveyors commissioned by the then Surveyor General of India George Everest estimated its height at 29,002 feet. Without going into the sines and cosines of the craft, suffice it to say that using accurate measures of distance and multiple readings of angles from different positions, it is possible to use trigonometry to determine the elevation of any feature. A key instrument in this exercise is the theodolite, which helps in measuring angles. It is much like an instrument you may have observed engineers use in road building. As it turned out, the height determined by officials of the British Raj was quite close to the one Indian officials would compute in the 1950s using

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Investegate |Swift Navigation Announcements | Swift Navigation: Swift Navigation Introduces a PCIe Product to Bring High-Precision GNSS to Industrial, Last-Mile and IoT Platforms

Swift Navigation Swift Navigation Introduces a PCIe Product to Bring High-Precision GNSS to Industrial, Last-Mile and IoT Platforms Swift Navigation Introduces a PCIe Product to Bring High-Precision GNSS to Industrial, Last-Mile and IoT Platforms SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Swift Navigation, a San Francisco-based tech firm redefining GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) and precise positioning technology, today announced the availability of its Precision GNSS Module (PGM). PGM is designed to offer fast evaluation and a quick path to production for those requiring a precise positioning solution. PGM is available in a simple-to-use, industry-standard mPCIe (mini peripheral component interconnect express) format and is designed specifically for Swift’s Starling® positioning engine running on a host application processor to deliver real-time precision navigation. The PGM utilizes STMicroelectronics’ TeseoV chipset in Quectel’s multi-constellation,

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Daiteq Selected as the First ESA NOEL-V User

Daiteq Selected as the First ESA NOEL-V User Gothenburg, Sweden December 11, 2020 Cobham Advanced Electronic Solutions (CAES), a leading provider of mission critical electronic solutions, proudly announced from the RISC-V Summit that its new NOEL-V processor model developed out of its design center, Cobham Gaisler, is in use by daiteq’s European Space Agency (ESA) research activity, “Evaluation and Instruction Set Extension of a RISC-V Soft Core for Space.” The NOEL-V processor IP core is available under a dual licensing scheme, both as a commercial license and in a free open source version, as part of Cobham Gaisler’s GRLIB IP core library. To enable research and commercialization of third-party extensions, Cobham Gaisler also provides a free license for select ESA technology research activities. daiteq is the first company to access the commercial variant of NOEL-V under this scheme.

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