The fusion of GPS, satellites, and tiny sensors has reshaped our fight to save endangered species. With each technological leap, our ability to understand and protect nature grows stronger.

The as-yet-unnamed new system, which is being developed by Australian firm Advanced Navigation and European missile manufacturer MBDA, swaps the GPS receiver for a downward-facing neuromorphic camera.

With its built-in camera and trail-scaling technology, the Magellan TRX7 CS PRO stands out as one of the best GPS units for off-road enthusiasts. Key specs: 7-inch HD color touchscreen display ...

The American GPS constellation, comprising 31 satellites, pioneered this technology, but it's no longer alone. Today's smartphones and smartwatches typically support multiple GNSS constellations: ...

Some Russian counter-satellite systems have been so powerful that they have degraded the encrypted “M-Code signals” used by the U.S.’s constellation of GPS satellites.

Around 12,500 miles above our heads, the satellites that make up the Global Positioning System (GPS) quietly keep the world running. A blackout would result in almost instantaneous chaos. “You ...

Maxar Intelligence announced its new Raptor software designed to help drones navigate without GPS. Raptor works by combining a drone's visuals from its camera with Maxar's 3D topographical data.

First, there isn't a fleet of GPS satellites orbiting the Moon. ... Currently, lunar navigation is done using onboard inertial navigation systems, optical cameras and lidar sensors.

An outage or loss of GPS satellites is estimated to cost the U.S. military and economy upward of $1 billion a day. Pentagon leaders believe that estimate is conservative, leading the U.S. Space ...