Helix Technologies announced that it has completed intensive real-world driving trials in densely urban London, UK, demonstrating mitigation of multi path and enabling satellite satellite position fixes even in underpasses and areas where overhead sky was obscured.
The company states that its dielectric-loaded multi-filar antennas (DMAs) are resilient in GNSS-challenged environments. Designed to enable centimeter accuracy PNT from = GNSS satellite constellations, they reject multi-path signals, are immune to RF and electrical interference, common-mode noise and near-field effects, and provide protection against malicious jamming and spoofing, according to Helix. This suits them for autonomous vehicle and drone situational awareness, as well as a wide range of defense, industrial and consumer applications.
Another Member for Test Bed Aiming to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions on UK Roads
Government Outfit Signs Up with Net Zero Carbon Remaining the Target
UK – With transport as a whole being the UK s second largest emitting sector of greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), two thirds of which are related to road transport, efforts to counter the problem are being stepped up.
This week Highways England, the wholly government-owned company responsible for modernising, maintaining and operating England’s motorways and major A roads, has joined the Smart Mobility Living Lab (SMLL) is a London-based real-world connected environment for testing and developing future transport and mobility solutions.