Tersus Launches David Plus, a Dual-antenna GNSS Receiver with Heading

Tersus Launches David Plus, a Dual-antenna #GNSS Receiver with Heading

#Tersus recently launched its new David Plus receiver, a dual-antenna GNSS receiver which offers centimeter-accurate positioning and heading. It is designed for intelligent transportation, construction, machine control, precision agriculture, and navigation applications.

“David Plus is designed for efficient and rapid integration, the compact, lightweight receiver supports measurements output, it tracks #GPS, #GLONASS, and #BeiDou signals,” said Xiaohua Wen, Founder&CEO of Tersus GNSS Inc. “The modular and flexible design can provide robust positioning and heading accuracy in a compact footprint for UAVs and other smaller autonomous projects. As the leading supplier to the precision GNSS receiver market, Tersus is focused on developing easy-to-use and affordable products to support high-precision positioning and heading applications.”

The David Plus GNSS #receiver is built for outdoor environments with IP67-rated enclosure. The compact palm size makes it easy to integrate with various application systems. A 4GB in-built memory is to record data for post-processing conveniently.

The David Plus GNSS receiver supports RTK #positioning mode or #RTKpositioning + heading mode. It supports 384 channels. It’s easy to connect an external powerful radio for long range communication.

For more product information: https://www.tersus-gnss.com/product/david-plus-gnss-receiver

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