radionor communications SPECTRUM SUPERIORITY ULTRALONG RANGE NAVIGATION WITHOUT GNSS UNMATCHED JAMMING RESILIENCE NEXT GENERATION MILITARY COMMUNICATIONS Radionor Communications delivers military broadband radios, for highly mobile operations in need of unmatched range, robust and jamming resilient communications, with world leading massive array antenna technology. radionor.no modular, liquid-cooled design allows for an additional rotor to be added, increasing the weight by only 9 kg but doubling the power output to 70 kW (94 hp). Hottinger Bruel & Kjær (HBK) has launched a new inertial navigation system in its MicroStrain product line – the 3DMCV7-GNSS/INS. It has been designed for ease of integration via its OEM board design and 38 x 30 mm size, while still providing optimised performance including 0.05° roll and pitch accuracy, together with 0.25° heading accuracy and 1.5° per hour bias instability. “It also has the ability to be paired with an L-band correction receiver [connected externally, not integrated inside the device itself] to eliminate dependence on cellular-based corrections. This can be useful for autonomous systems to retain navigational accuracy and efficiency in sparse or remote applications, such as agricultural robot operations or swarming drones running wide-area monitoring,” said David Fager from HBK. “It has a header input, with UART [TTL] communications, given that it’s made to be mounted on a PCB; and for interfacing, we’ve got PX4 drivers, ROS drivers and our own MIP SDK for making integrations seamless and smooth.” HBK also updated its SensorCloud RTK network correction service, a multicontinent, IP-based cloud network with a more scalable and cost-effective solution, while maintaining highprecision navigation enhancement and reliability, built on Point One Navigation’s correction network. HBK’s 3DM-CV7-GNSS/INS is designed for ease of integration through an OEM board design and small size, while still providing optimised performance
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