Industrial vessel operating at sea

Available for evaluation and production licensing

GNSS — stable vessel position for every downstream system.

Turn raw positioning input into one supervised, integration-ready position state for navigation, autonomy, charting and operator systems.

POSITION STATEVALIDFresh · Supervised · Ready

The integration problem

Navigation logic should not have to interpret noisy position feeds.

GNSS receivers provide the position input. Vessel software still needs a consistent interface, validity state and freshness supervision before that position can support navigation, charting and remote operation.

One supervised position state

Give every downstream system the same vessel-position contract.

Stable outputs

Provide a consistent position-state interface rather than receiver-specific data handling.

Validity and freshness

Expose whether the position state is current and suitable for downstream use.

Less repeated integration

Avoid rebuilding GNSS normalisation and supervision for every vessel programme.

What GNSS provides

Built as a reusable vessel-position layer.

Integration-ready position outputInput normalisationPosition-state validityFreshness and health supervisionStable downstream interfaceSIM and REAL-compatible behaviourSupport for vessel-state consumersWhite-label integration

Where GNSS fits

One position layer shared across the vessel stack.

Use the same supervised position state in Navigator, Chart, 2ndHelm, autonomy logic and fleet systems instead of integrating each consumer directly with receiver-specific data.

GNSS receiverRaw positioning input
WhiteLabelUSV GNSSNormalise · supervise · expose
Vessel systemsNavigation · chart · autonomy · UI
Reduce position-integration work across the entire programme.A single reusable position-state layer keeps navigation, operator tools and future autonomy functions aligned.

Evaluation package

Evaluate GNSS in your vessel architecture.

Three-day licence, technical documentation and simulation support for integration testing.