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Dropping L1 – Yes You Can
A pure L5-band GNSS receiver in a mobile phone faces no U.S. regulatory, public safety, 3GPP, or satellite adequacy blocks Sunnyvale, California, 23 February 2023 – One of the questions frequently asked of oneNav is, “don’t phones have to have L1 to comply with E911?”...
oneNav – Showing Off at IoN
oneNav impressed Institute of Navigation attendees with downtown Denver pureL5 demo Sunnyvale, California, 6 October 2022 – Silicon Valley, California-based technology company oneNav showed off its pureL5 GNSS receiver technology at the September 2022 Institute of...
oneNav – Solution for Narrow Skies
oneNav’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) engine can improve deep urban GNSS accuracy by 2-3x Sunnyvale, California, 29 August 2022 – Silicon Valley, California-based technology company oneNav today released field test data demonstrating the current release of its...
oneNav Outperforms Leading Android Smartwatch
Even without sensor augmentation, oneNav’s pureL5 much more accurate in urban testing Sunnyvale, California, 26 July 2022 Silicon Valley, California-based technology company oneNav today shared side-by-side test results comparing its pureL5 GNSS receiver customer...
oneNav Announces Competitive pureL5 Field Test Performance Using its Latest Customer Evaluation System (CES)
World’s first commercially available L5-only GNSS solution includes Machine Learning (ML) algorithms to leverage increased L5 signal ranging precision and deliver unmatched performance in challenging signal condition Sunnyvale, California, May 12, 2022 – oneNav today...
oneNav Announces World’s First pureL5 GNSS Digital IP Core and Customer Evaluation System (CES)
oneNav delivers pureL5 RTL to first SOC licensee for tape out; oneNav’s pureL5 Customer Evaluation System is currently being tested by California and Chinese companies Palo Alto, California, February 10, 2022 oneNav is pleased to announce the commercial availability...
Institute of Navigation features oneNav technical papers at ION GNSS+ 2021 conference in St. Louis
Leveraging Machine Learning to Mitigate Multipath in a GNSS pureL5 Receiver Mahdi Maaref, Lionel Garin, and Paul McBurney oneNav, Inc., Palo Alto, California Abstract A Machine Learning (ML)-based framework for navigating with global navigation satellite system (GNSS)...
oneNav Lands $21M in Series B Funding
Supercharged by AI, oneNav dramatically improves accuracy and reliability for location dependent applications and services Palo Alto, Calif. — May 20, 2021 — oneNav today announced that it has closed a $21 million Series B funding round, led by GV, with participation...
Read about oneNav’s pureL5 GNSS receiver for mobile phones in GPS World October 5, 2020
L5-Only Receiver Designed for Mobile Phones Read the article about oneNav’s L5 GNSS technology in the September/October 2020 issue of GPS World by Greg Turetzky VP Product oneNav, Inc. The Fifth Generation of GNSS—Single Frequency L5 GNSS has evolved....
Read about oneNav’s wideband L5 GNSS technology in the September/October 2020 issue of Inside GNSS
Read the article about oneNav’s L5 GNSS technology in the September/October 2020 issue of Inside GNSS by Greg TuretzkyVP ProductoneNav, Inc. Why Consumer Devices Need L5 Mobile positioning performance has lots of room for improvement. Every GNSS user in every...
oneNav cited by the European Global Navigation Satellite Systems Agency (GSA) as the “first ever single frequency, wideband E5 GNSS receiver”
Increasing adoption of dual frequency and wideband E5 only chipsets entering the market Broadcom became the first chipset manufacturer to offer dual-frequency chips in 2017. In 2020, Qualcomm released three dual-frequency Snapdragon chipsets and Lenovo and Allystar...
