Author: Jonathan Gladbach

Check out this walkthrough of a fully autonomous racing car by Gary Passon, AI Racing Tech, from the University of California Berkeley ROAR team, during the Indy Autonomous Challenge during CES 2024 held this past January in Las Vegas. Being the official navigation technology partner for the IAC event was thrilling! Originally designed for human […]

In January 2024, the world's fastest autonomous racing cars  – equipped with Point One Navigation's cutting-edge Real-Time Kinematic, Polaris RTK –  whipped around the Las Vegas Motor Speedway during the Indy Autonomous Challenge at CES.  Our centimeter-level accuracy corrections technology powered each of the world's fastest autonomous cars. And the excitement was palpable.  In the […]

Driverless delivery vehicles won’t go mainstream until they’re safe, reliable, inexpensive, and most importantly, profitable. Faction is developing the tech that will make autonomous last-mile fleets meet those demands and they’re working with Point One to do it.

Having attended the CES conference before COVID-19 impacted global events, I thought I knew exactly what to expect. The crowds, the innovative tech, and absurdly large TVs were all a given. But there were a few surprises. Some things had changed. Here are my six big surprises from CES 2024.

Point One Navigation has been selected by the Indy Autonomous Challenge (IAC) to provide cutting-edge Real-Time Kinematic (RTK) corrections technology for the world's fastest autonomous racing cars at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.

Bad Elf solved the problem of precision GNSS for surveyors with Polaris RTK Network.

We're excited to announce that Polaris RTK network is now available in all of Great Britain! This marks another significant milestone in our ongoing mission in bringing precise location everywhere.

Polaris provides highly-accurate RTK for automotive and ADAS testing. It’s helping customers improve testing with better data. T.O. Johnson has integrated it into their product because they think all clients need it.

Geospatial technology is revolutionizing the agricultural industry, offering innovative solutions for tasks ranging from inspection to fertilization and even robotic farming. One of the most prevalent applications in this context is drone-based photogrammetry, which allows farmers to efficiently inspect crops for disease prevention and plant health.

We’re thrilled to announce that our highly-accurate Real-Time Kinematic (RTK) network, Polaris(™) is now available in the EU. This expansion brings 1400 base stations into the network, providing the same cm-accurate location, developer-friendly API and tools, and comprehensive coverage for western Europe.