Third GPS III powers itself into orbit
After a successful launch, the third Lockheed Martin-built GPS III satellite headed to orbit under its own propulsion. The satellite separated from its rocket and used onboard power to climb to its operational orbit.
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GPS III SV-08 'born', named Katherine Johnson
The United States Space Force’s GPS III program reached another milestone with the successful core mate of GPS III Space Vehicle 08 at Lockheed Martin’s GPS III Processing Facility in Waterton, Colorado, April 15.
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GMV supplies Spanish MoD with systems of the RPAS Seeker
The technology multinational GMV has won a contract under the Spanish Ministry of Defense’s (MoD’s) RAPAZ program for the supply of four Class I Seeker RPASs to be integrated into the intelligence units of the Paratrooper Brigade and the Tercio de Armada de Infantería de Marina (Marine Infantry Protection Force).
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New DJI map tracks drone-assisted rescues worldwide
DJI has launched an online reference to track events around the world when a drone helped rescue someone from peril. The Drone Rescue Map shows how more than 400 people around the world have been helped by drones in more than 200 emergencies, and will be continually updated as new rescues occur.
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The Virtual Primary Reference
Time Clock
A Next-Generation Timing Architecture for
Critical Infrastructure
Date: August 27
Sponsored Content by: Microchip
Summary: Accuracy, precision and stability have traditionally been used to describe the requirements for timing and synchronization. Although these timing metrics remain vital, a new set of requirements have become equally important with the goal of delivering better resiliency in critical infrastructure: prevention, restoration and recovery. A variety of technologies are being discussed to create a back-up to GNSS. The answer to greater resiliency does not lie in the number of timing sources, but rather in a timing architecture that incorporates these technologies. This presentation will discuss how a Virtual Primary Reference Timing Clock (vPRTC) architecture is optimized for resilient timing.
Speakers:
Tony Flavin, Manager, Strategic Research,
Chronos Technology Ltd
Lee Cosart, Chair or ATIS SYNC Committee, Microchip
Jim Olsen, Senior Solution Architect, Microchip
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