MOBILE DEVICES

Centimeter-level positioning for handheld devices

From high-precision field service applications to last-meter pedestrian navigation and AR-anchored enterprise tools, our cloud-delivered GNSS corrections and software-native sensor fusion bring positioning accuracy previously reserved for dedicated survey hardware to smartphone and handheld platforms.
WE Know Mobile Devices

Purpose built for your mobile device

From urban field service workflows to enterprise asset tracking and consumer AR navigation, Point One delivers the centimeter positioning for mobile devices. Whether your application runs on a consumer smartphone, an industrial handheld, or a purpose-built surveying device, it starts with knowing exactly where the device is, in every environment.
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ROUTE OPTIMIZATION

High-precision traces let planners refine routing engines with actual lane-, curb- and dwell-level ground truth making for efficient routing.
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RIDE-HAIL PICKUP

Smartphones with RTK matches rider and driver at the curb level. This solves the #1 pain point in dense urban pickup zones.
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Consumer Navigation

Last-meter pedestrian routing and AR wayfinding that resolves a specific building entrance, platform, or access point.
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LAST MILE

Targets the exact delivery point, whether door, locker, dock, not the just the building address. Reduces re-attempts, callbacks, and customer-service load.
positioning engine

Finely tuned sensor fusion for mobile devices

Through fused GNSS carrier-phase observables and the IMU data already present in every modern smartphone, our engine maintains continuous, drift-corrected positioning through the rapid orientation changes, pocket-transit periods, and signal interruptions that define mobile device use.
Finely-Tuned Motion Models
Device-specific motion models that account for pedestrian dynamics, non-linear handheld orientation, and zero-velocity periods to suppress inertial drift and deliver accurate positioning between satellite fixes.
Tightly Coupled System
Device-specific motion models that account for pedestrian dynamics, non-linear handheld orientation, and zero-velocity periods to suppress inertial drift and deliver accurate positioning between satellite fixes..
RTK network

Deliver precision on the most geographically dense RTK correction network in the world

Point One's RTK Network enables rapid correction convergence so mobile applications achieve a usable accuracy improvement within seconds of acquiring satellite lock. With an average of 40 km to the nearest reference station, your application gets the best achievable accuracy from the hardware it's already running on.
True RTK (1-3 cm)
Single-baseline and Network RTK that enables centimeter accuracy horizontally and vertically.
Virtual RTK (3-8 CM)
Continental SSR delivery of corrections where vast coverages is important.
HARDWARE-AGNOSTIC

Runs on any platform

Our Positioning Engine is built to perform anywhere — from embedded modules to external processors. It delivers identical accuracy across architectures, giving OEMs control over integration, performance, and power.
CROSS-ARCHITECTURE SUPPORT
Runs natively on lightweight MCUs and high-performance processors alike.
PORTABLE CORE
Written in C/C++ for easy integration into custom hardware and software stacks.
FLEXIBLE DEPLOYMENT
Supports on-module, companion, or external configurations — without sacrificing precision.
core applications

Positioning expertise for your mobile device

Whatever your mobile application demands, we have you covered. We understand how mobile devices move. From the non-linear dynamics of a device in a pocket, the abrupt reorientation of a phone raised to eye level, to the stationary confidence required by a field verification workflow. Point One gets you accuracy across the full lifecycle of every session.
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URBAN CANYON PERFORMANCE

Smartphones lose usable GNSS accuracy in dense urban environments, near large structures, and during indoor/outdoor transitions. Point One's sensor fusion maintains continuous, drift-corrected positioning through every signal gap, keeping your application accurate.
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SOFTWARE-ONLY INTEGRATION

Point One runs as a software library on the GNSS chipsets and IMUs already present in modern smartphones and handhelds, delivering accuracy improvements through a cloud correction stream and on-device sensor fusion. No need for an external antenna.
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CM-Level Accuracy on Streets

Consumer and enterprise mobile applications require position confidence at the address level. Point One's cloud-delivered corrections and device-native sensor fusion provide the positioning continuity that last-meter navigation, AR anchoring, and compliance verification rely on.
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ENTERPRISE & REGULATED APPLICATIONS

Precise location verification for regulated field operations like infrastructure inspection sign-off, utility access confirmation, compliance site visits. Point One's centimeter-capable corrections give enterprise mobile applications the defensible position record that meter-level GNSS cannot provide.