April 2023

April 2023: Pushing the Limits of GNSS

Skydel is transforming the simulation landscape, offering exciting possibilities for GNSS technology advancement.

From partnering with Xona to generating hundreds of signals and adding new Galileo support, Skydel is at the forefront of realistic GNSS simulations. Researchers, developers, and trainers can harness the power of Skydel's innovative technology for research, development, testing, and training with unparalleled control.

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High-Capacity Signals

500+ signals from a single station

Software-defined architecture, coupled with off-the-shelf hardware components, lets users surpass 500 simulated satellite signals from a single workstation.

Support for Galileo OS-NMA

Test a receiver's capabilities

Safran offers GNSS test and simulation solutions designed to ensure your system’s performance, resilience, and accuracy for complex GNSS applications.

Xona Space Systems Solutions

Partnership to support LEO constellation

Skydel will provide support for Xona’s PULSAR signals and satellite constellation to offer OEMs, developers, and integrators a unique tool that enables early testing and validation of Xona’s LEO PNT signal performance

GNSS News

ICYM these, here's a round-up of some GNSS news items and trends we're tracking:

• PNT through LEO Satellites
• A great update and summary of GNSS constellations
• ... and a very cool site on active Earth orbiting satellites
• Check out these GNSS job postings

Skydel Everywhere

We are constantly on the road, demonstrating our products, giving demos, and showcasing our latest innovations. Here's where you can find us in the next month.

• April 17-20: Space Symposium 2023 – Colorado Springs, USA
• April 24-27: ION IEEE 2023 – Monterey, USA

Seen the Skydel User Forums Lately?

New Look. More Awesomeness.

We invite all Skydel users to join us on the newly redesigned User Forums. It’s an end-to-end resource of Skydel discussions, GNSS news, job listings, documentation, and, of course, a hub for members of the Academic Research Community.

New Academic Article

Osmania University

We are proud to highlight a new article published by the Research and Training Unit for Navigational Electronics (NERTU) at Osmania University in India – a member of our academic program.