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Introduction of Nuwa APP's location share function

Today we are going to introduce the Nuwa APP's location share function. It can share the centimeter-level accuracy coordinates obtained from Tersus receiver to other android apps.

The following introduction takes a map app as an example.

1. Turn off GPS location on an android device and turn on airplane mode, open a map app and it cannot display any positioning results at this time.

2. Launch Nuwa app, connect a Tersus GNSS receiver, configure the receiver to receive satellite signals and correction data, and ensure the solution status is fixed and high-precision coordinates are displayed.

3. Under the submenu Project -> Settings, turn on [Location Sharing].

4. After turning on this function, it will automatically jump to the android system setting interface. Find ‘Select mock location app’, click and select Nuwa.

5. Open the map app, it displays the positioning result at this time. Actually this positioning result is the high-precision positioning result of the Tersus receiver in Nuwa app.

In addition to the map application, other apps which need to obtain the positioning coordinates from the Android system can also use Nuwa's location share function. Looking forward to your exploration!

Download the full Application Note here:
https://www.tersus-gnss.com/use-case/david-receiver







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