Previously, commercial RTK GPS systems have cost thousands of dollars – making a quadcopter or other homebrew project that relies on this level of precision nonsensical.

Most GPS is a relatively imprecise tool, honing in on your location to within around a few meters, but new Kickstarter project Piksi aims to provide accuracy within a single centimeter, via a new ...

Bad Elf, a leading provider of high-accuracy user-user friendly GPS receivers, and GEODNET, the world’s largest RTK network, are thrilled to announce ...

With the integration of GEODNET’s cost-effective RTK corrections, Burro robots will see even greater navigation accuracy and operational efficiency in areas where reliable GPS coverage is vital.