Probably not. The compelling use cases for the first 20 years of GPS were all military with a few survey applications essentially riding free. The equipment u

Probably not. The compelling use cases for the first 20 years of GPS were all military with a few survey applications essentially riding free. The equipment used to be many, many pounds and tens of thousands of dollars. Almost every other industry besides had a "better" short term solution to location that met their needs at a fraction of the initial price of GPS.