May 10, 2006 -
Integrating low signal strength GPS receiver with 802.11 transmitter, Model CW85 provides location broadcasts over WiFi. Initially developed for military applications, unit does not have to have clear view of sky to attain GPS lock and accurate position information. It is available as open board, embedded solution or in enclosure. Options such as geo fencing, polling, and sleep mode are available.
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Aurora, IL - Navsync Ltd. announces the release of its CW85 GPS Broadcaster. The CW85 integrates Navsync's unique low-signal strength GPS receiver with an 802.11 transmitter to provide location broadcasts over WiFi.
Initially developed for military applications, the CW85 can be embedded or packaged in any device that needs to broadcast it's location to tracking units equipped with 802.11 receivers. Because of Navsync's low signal strength capabilities, the unit does not have to have a clear view of the sky to attain GPS lock and accurate position information. The CW85 is available as an open board, embedded solution or in an enclosure. Options such as geo fencing, polling and sleep mode are available.
In addition, the CW85 can be offered as a component within a broader, custom asset tracking solution developed by Navsync's product development partner, Janus Remote Communications (www.janus-rc.com).
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