Home Communication News Back New search Date Min Max Aeronautics Automotive Corporate Cybersecurity Defense and Security Financial Healthcare Industry Intelligent Transportation Systems Digital Public Services Services Space Space GNSS software receiver for all types of space missions 25/08/2014 Print Share The European Space Agency (ESA) has awarded GMV a project that aims to develop a purely software-based GNSS receiver. This approach will provide intrinsic flexibility and adaptive capabilities to suit the needs of each particular mission. GMV’s software will comprise two major elements: GNSS Signal Processing software and Navigation Filter software. It is complemented by the minimum required hardware: the antenna and a signal front-end. The project, to be carried out by GMV’s Polish subsidiary, is based on GMV’s tried-and-tested terrestrial mass-market solution. Proof of Concept will be demonstrated in a dedicated test bench based on a space-representative processor and Spirent simulated GNSS signals. This represents the first step towards GMV’s creation of a fully space-qualified GNSS software receiver to be used for low earth orbit (LEO) missions, including POD, AOCS and Relative GNSS applications as well as Geostationary Orbit missions. Print Share Related Space GMV awarded a prize by the British Embassy in Spain for its commitment to the space industry Space GMV secures major contract for ESA’s CyberCUBE mission to bolster Space Cybersecurity Space Seville hosts LangDev 2024: the aerospace sector and security, key players