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mojoB

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    Comment #17580211

    > As an aside, I have been unable to get my hands on any modern multi-frequency GPS receivers. If someone has a link to one that I can buy with a credit card, I would love it! Try …

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    Comment #13919500

    I'd suggest Yocto is the de facto standard for this kind of embedded device. It's a bit complex behind the scenes but general building and updating packages is fairly straightforwa…

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    Comment #13526162

    The Pandora [1] is a few years old at this point. I had one for a short while and wasn't too impressed. There will be an update called the Pyra [2] coming later this year. [1] http…

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    Comment #13460115

    The original batteries were supplied by Samsung SDI [1], so I doubt there would be any firing. I haven’t seen the who the second supplier was. [1] http://www.gsmarena.com/galaxy_no…

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    Comment #13460068

    Certainly, though the output power is quite a bit less (20dBm for WiFi vs 4 dBm for typical bluetooth). http://www.tomsguide.com/us/how-to-bluesniper-pt1,review-408...

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    Comment #12971952

    http://eachvideo.com/watch?v=q5EcyUaZQrU

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    Comment #11606256

    As mentioned in the sibling, media codec is the nominal case. They are included in the SOC, not something specific to this project. Being ARM Cortex processors, they are 32 bit. Al…

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    Comment #11096176

    Dam monitoring systems use DGPS, one receiver on the wall, the other nearby. Without a local reference station, atmospheric and ionospheric disturbances would totally overwhelm the…

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    Comment #11096149

    They are referring to integer ambiguity resolution, which is the final step in getting a dual-frequency differential GPS position down to centimeter accuracy. This [1] is a good ex…

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    Comment #11096048

    Do you have any references for the ground-satellite abilities for 5G? I couldn't turn up anything on Google. Locata [1] has been in the high-end space for a while. I had heard of a…

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    Comment #11096011

    I think this is a little misleading. The IEEE paper is about a reducing the computational effort for a filtering technique (Contemplative Real-Time) developed by one of the authors…

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    Comment #9922550

    Isn't the car calling their service center / 911 one of the major selling points of the service? The root problem is that they were able to flash an ECU with custom code. From ther…

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    Comment #9760706

    I don't have any inside knowledge of the Deere system, but I'd be very surprised if it was. My guess is that most of the Deere stuff comes NavCom. That is certainly the case for th…

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    Comment #9759983

    These systems have no sensors beyond GPS and IMU, and typically only control the steering. Typically they are following a predefined path, not even having the concept of where the …

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    Comment #9759912

    ASI were hardly the first, and Deere had their AutoTrac system before they started working with ASI. > The Beeline Navigator was developed in 1993 by Australian engineer, Rob Maile…

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    Comment #9504170

    There are a bunch of factors. There are both correlated and uncorrelated errors that you need to correct. The main source of correlated error is ionospheric distortion, which will …

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    Comment #9504128

    RTK GPS is quite common for levelling applications. It's closer to 25mm in the vertical when a local (~10km) base station is used. Lasers are used but have line-of-sight and atmosp…

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    Comment #9009504

    Not right now, but from 2018 manufacturers selling in Europe will have to provide information and tools to independent mechanics. http://cema-agri.org/publication/access-vehicle-re…