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GNSS Antennas are incorporated into a wide range of unmanned and autonomous vehicles, including Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV, drones, UAS), Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGV, ground robotics), and Uncrewed Surface Vessels (USV, unmanned boats), to support high-accuracy positioning and precision navigation.
This product round-up highlights a number of rugged GNSS Antennas that are suitable for use in the harsh and extreme conditions often associated with aerospace, maritime, and ground-based unmanned and autonomous vehicles, as well as munitions and robotics.
Environmental sealing and rugged IP-rated enclosures provide protection from extremes of temperature as well as moisture, while low SWaP (Size, Weight and Power) form factors meet the demand for lightweight sub-systems.
Rugged GNSS Antenna Solutions
NovAtel – GPS-700 Series GNSS Antennas
Recognized for their superior multipath rejection and highly stable phase centre, NovAtel’s OEM GNSS antennas provide choke-ring performance in compact, lightweight structure. The GPS-700 series combines NovAtels’ patented Pinwheel® technology with a rugged, condensed form factor.
ComNav – AT190 GNSS Antenna
Southwest Antennas – GPS & GLONASS L1/L2 patch antenna
Harxon – GPS1000 GNSS Survey Antenna
Topcon – PN-A5 Semi-hemispherical GNSS Antenna
Meteksan – Multi-band GNSS Antennas
Designed to support high accuracy air, land, marine and munition applications, Meteksan’s GNSS antennas are built with weather-resistant materials to allow operation under the harshest conditions. An extensive range of single-band and multi-band GNSS (GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou) antennas in the L1 and L1/L2 bands, these high-performance antennas maximize GNSS receiver positioning performance.
GNSS antennas are widely used for unmanned and autonomous applications, including mapping and survey, agritech, construction and mining, environmental and industrial inspections, as well as within permanent and temporary reference stations.














