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Home » Thales Navigation Introduces Internet-Connected GPS Receiver 09.30.2002
Thales Navigation's iCGRS delivers high quality dual-frequency GPS data for real-time applications.
Thales Navigation, a leading global provider of GPS solutions including the
Magellan consumer and Thales Navigation professional product lines, said it has introduced the industry's first direct
Internet-connected GPS receiver, the Thales Navigation
Internet-Enabled Continuous Geodetic Reference Station (iCGRS) System.
The iCGRS provides direct Internet connectivity with a 12-channel,
dual-frequency continuously operating geodetic reference station,
making a laptop or other computer system unnecessary for data control,
monitoring, or downloading.
Designed for a wide range of scientific, engineering, land survey
and GIS applications, iCGRS is a comprehensive solution in one
durable, waterproof box, eliminating the need for expensive adapters
or additional computers. Users simply plug iCGRS into an Ethernet
connection just like a PC, gaining full Internet access. The user can
stream data in real time to up to five separate IP addresses. iCGRS
offers a more reliable solution for real-time data streaming than
modems, which tend to drop connections during transfers.