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Sokkia presents GNSS receiver at Intergeo 2017

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Sokkia’s Tammy Aalto gives GPS World a rundown on one of the company’s latest receiver, the GSX3, at Intergeo 2017 in Berlin, Germany. According to the company, improvements on this receiver include the addition of BeiDou and Galileo tracking capability, longer range base-to-rover communication, and performance in tree canopy situations.

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