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NavtechGPS Showcases GPS, GNSS Products for Unmanned Systems at AUVSI Show

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NavtechGPS CTO Franck Boynton explains how AUVSI’s Unmanned Systems 2015 attendees can incorporate GPS and GNSS technology into unmanned projects. The trade show was held May 4-7 in Atlanta. NavtechGPS represents nearly 30 leading manufacturers of GPS and GNSS products.

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