Icom MA-500TR class B AIS transponder
21 December, 2010Icom Australia has released the MA-500TR class B AIS transponder that offers an entry option into chartplotting, with reliability and functionality.
Magellan eXplorist GC GPS device
30 April, 2010 byMagellan has launched eXplorist GC, claimed to be the first dedicated GPS device for geocaching that includes paperless geocaching, pre-loaded with geocaches, a colour screen, graphics and an interface that are all packed into a rugged and waterproof case.
Fastrax IT500 GPS module
14 December, 2009 byFastrax has released the IT500, a GPS module that has good test results in acquisition and navigation sensitivity as well as power consumption and navigation performance.
Heading system
15 October, 2009 byBestech Australia has introduced the MEMS LandMark 30 GPS/AHRS from Gladiator Technologies, an integrated attitude and heading reference system, up to a full INS/GPS.
Smaller satellites make space exploration more affordable
05 March, 2007 by Elizabeth Latham, JournalistAt a time when European science budgets are increasingly under pressure, British academia and industry representatives met in London to look at future opportunities for making greater use of low-cost satellites
Autopilot controllers
05 August, 2005Raymarine has developed two wireless remote controllers - the SmartController, a wireless autopilot remote control and repeater for instrument data and the more compact S100 wireless autopilot controller.
Bluetooth/GPS system
05 August, 2005RF Micro Devices has released the RF8900, claimed to be the industry's first sole-source 'converged' Bluetooth GPS solution.
E-series navigation system
21 June, 2005The E-series navigation system from Raymarine combines chartplotter, fishfinder, radar, instrument data, engine monitoring and onboard video functions into a customisable navigation network.
Navigation tool offers virtual world for the blind
05 November, 2003Researchers at the University of Rochester have created a navigational assistant that can help inform visually impaired people of their whereabouts, or even bring new dimensions to museum navigation or campus tours for sighted individuals.
