Jack Morrison

Achieving cm-accurate positioning for autonomous navigation in field robotics has historically been a complex and labor-intensive process. Setting up GNSS-enabled hardware required configuring expensive base stations or wrestling with cryptic NTRIP credentials, each setup tailored to specific locations and equipment. This complexity has been a barrier to scaling field robotics in industries like agriculture, logistics, and infrastructure. Join Aaron Nathan, CEO of Point One Navigation, for a chat with Mike Oitzman, Editor of The Robot Report, about how using network RTK dramatically increases the ease of use for the end user — by granting access to cm-accurate location with a single click. The session will also cover key technologies used in high-precision GNSS, including L-Band correction delivery, correction standards, and device provisioning and observability approaches. Discover how network RTK can streamline your operations, reduce costs, and accelerate your go-to-market strategy.