Helix Geospace collaborate with Sony Semiconductor Solutions
Summary
While standard GNSS solutions, such as GPS, typically offer positional accuracy of five–10 meters, this technology delivers resilient, centimetre-level precision, representing a significant leap forward for micromobility and CAM systems operating in dense urban landscapes. Urban environments present significant obstacles for reliable GNSS navigation due to limited satellite visibility and signal interference caused by tall buildings, infrastructure, and high device density. Enhancing the antennas capabilities, Sony’s CXD5610 chipset adds multi-constellation GNSS support (L1 and L5 bands) for improved accuracy and operates with ultra-low power consumption at just 5.6mW in low-power mode. By combining multi-band capabilities, advanced algorithms, and energy efficiency, the system enhances battery performance and reduces costs, making it an excellent choice for mass-market IoT and mobility applications. Through participation in the Zenzic Partnership Phase 3, Helix Geospace is collaborating with industry leaders, government bodies, and academic institutions to propel the UKs position in the global CAM sector.