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Tag Archives: Nunzio Gambale
Sometimes, even a satellite needs a helping hand. Or, in this case, a helping sensor. We’ve told you about the Locata sensor before. For those of you who don’t know, it’s a positioning system that uses a local network, rather …
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Tagged Advanced Navigation Technology Center, AFIT, Air Force Institute of Technology, CRADA, flexible switching antenna array, GPS, GPS functionality, GPS without the G, ground-based location network, Locata, Locata technology, LocataLite, mitigate vulnerabilities, multiple-element GPS antennas, Nunzio Gambale, Research & Development Agreement, terrestrial wireless network, White Sands Missile Range
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For all the incredible and fantastic elements of the Global Positioning System (GPS), there are a few…gaps. For example: Ever tried to get your GPS to work under a bridge? Or inside a building? Mine launches a full assault against …
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Tagged 746th Test Squadron, Central Inertial and GPS Test Facility, CIGTF, FAA, global positioning system, GPS based guidance and navigation systems, GPS jamming, GPS Test Facility, GPS-based directions, ground-based non-GPS, ground-based non-GPS positioning system, LocataLite, LocataNet, military technology, military-based technology, Nunzio Gambale, satellite-driven devices, sensors, signal transmission, TimeLoc, TS, turn-by-turn directional positioning, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army, unmanned aerial vehicles, USAF, White Sands Missile Range
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