NASA

January 27, 2017

NASA to hold workshop on autonomous navigation, GNSS, PNT

By GPS World Staff

Artist's concept of one of the eight CYGNSS satellites in orbit. (Image: NASA/University of Michigan)

December 15, 2016

NASA launches micro satellites with GNSS receivers for remote weather sensing

By GPS World Staff

NASA’s concept for a possible UTM system would safely manage diverse UAS operations in the airspace above buildings and belowcrewed aircraft operations in suburban and urban areas. (Image: NASA)

October 25, 2016

NASA tests solar-powered Silent Falcon UAS for large-scale operations

By GPS World Staff

September 14, 2016

Septentrio to supply GNSS reference stations, timing receivers to JPL

By GPS World Staff

The concept image above shows the NEA Scout CubeSat with its solar sail deployed as it characterizes a near-Earth asteroid. (NASA)

August 26, 2016

Sensonor supplies IMUs for NASA’s Raven and asteroid Scout

By GPS World Staff

May 17, 2016

Simulyze joins global group for UAS air traffic standards

By GPS World Staff

February 29, 2016

NASA helps maintain International Terrestrial Reference Frame with GNSS

By GPS World Staff

January 13, 2016

GPS aboard the world’s highest, fastest manned gliders

By Don Jewell

November 20, 2015

ION GNSS+ 2015: Plenary speech with NASA’s Jim Green

By Allison Kral

NASA's Ikhana is being used to test a system that will allow uncrewed aircraft to fly routine operations within the National Airspace System. (Credit: NASA)

August 6, 2015

Locata Positioning Will Underpin NASA’s Unmanned Aerial System Research 

By GPS World Staff

NASA to hold workshop on autonomous navigation, GNSS, PNT

NASA launches micro satellites with GNSS receivers for remote weather sensing

NASA tests solar-powered Silent Falcon UAS for large-scale operations

Septentrio to supply GNSS reference stations, timing receivers to JPL

Sensonor supplies IMUs for NASA’s Raven and asteroid Scout

Simulyze joins global group for UAS air traffic standards

NASA helps maintain International Terrestrial Reference Frame with GNSS

GPS aboard the world’s highest, fastest manned gliders

ION GNSS+ 2015: Plenary speech with NASA’s Jim Green

Locata Positioning Will Underpin NASA’s Unmanned Aerial System Research

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