Parker’s latest GQ7 firmware update 1.1.02 enhances the performance of the 3DMGQ7 GNSS/INS, an all-in-one navigation solution featuring centimeter-level position accuracy.
The update enables the 3DMGQ7 to operate even better in harsh environments and provides alerts for spoofing and jamming – both ideal for UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) applications.
Enhancements and added features in the latest release include:
NMEA – Provides compatibility with existing customer hardware that consumes “industry-standard” NMEA outputs
SBAS – Provides 0.6m or better position accuracy when not using RTK (improves all units from ~1.5m)
Vibration Rejection – Automatically rejects undesirable vehicle-induced vibrations, resulting in more accurate PVA (position, velocity, attitude) estimates in harsh environments
Spoofing and Jamming Indication – Alerts user when spoofing or jamming is detected and assists in antenna installation in challenging EMI environments
All firmware updates are now available to download here >>
The 3DMGQ7 is equipped with dual multiband GNSS receivers, low noise and low drift MEMS inertial sensors, and a robust adaptive Kalman filter.
Paired with Parker’s 3DMRTK Modem and SensorCloud RTK corrections service, the 3DMGQ7 GNSS/INS offers a complete out-of-the-box advanced navigation sensor for drones, unmanned vehicle navigation, robotics and autonomous vehicle applications, providing outstanding performance in unpredictable conditions.
