3 ms·

GPS tracking which offloads the fix computation to the cloud

1 points by kristianpaul 3y ago

kristianpaul 3y ago
"The SnapperGPS receiver is a small, low-cost, and low-power GNSS receiver for non-real-time wildlife tracking. It employs the snapshot GNSS technology, which offloads the computationally expensive data processing to the cloud, and: Can operate for more than a year, Needs only 12 ms of signal reception for a fix, Employs multiple satellite systems for improved reliability (GPS, Galileo, and BeiDou), Achieves a median real-world tracking accuracy of about 12 m (before smoothing), Measures the temperature in addition, Is configured via USB in your browser without the need to install a driver or an app, and Is certified open-source hardware."