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Leica JPS Powered by Locata
Powered by revolutionary Locata technology, Leica Jps is an alternative positioning network to GPS. Able to operate with, or completely Read more
Media Coverage
Sydney Trials Position Locata for City Use
Recent Sydney trials of Australia’s land-based Locata positioning system conducted by the NSW Government have demonstrated its potential Read more (Landmark Magazine, December 2012)
Media Coverage
An Alternative to GPS
“Locata fills an essential technological gap that GPS cannot deliver on its own. A Locata network can be designed to ensure accurate Read more (Geospatial Today Magazine, December 2012)
Press Releases
Locata Confirms Extraordinary Positioning Results by USAF
Locata Confirms Extraordinary Positioning Results Obtained by the USAF during Independent Testing at White Sands Missile Range. Locata Read more
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Locata at CeBIT Spatial@Gov Conference 2012
A collection of four videos of key presentations made by Locata’s CEO and Co-Founder, Nunzio Gamble and three other high profile spatial Read more
Media Coverage
Locata wants to fill holes in GPS
Locata wants to fill holes in GPS location, navigation Its ground-based equivalent of satellite navigation technology is for governments and Read more (CNET News - Cutting Edge, December 13, 2012)
Features
Press Releases
Locata Press Release - Leica Selling Locata-Powered Systems
Leica Geosystems Mining Releases World-first Locata-enabled Combined Satellite+Terrestrial Positioning System. Mines Assured of Read more
Mines Assured of Uninterrupted and Precise Positioning
Leica Geosystems Mining maintains that their Locata-enabled Jps nonstop positioning system greatly benefits machine automation in mining Read more (American Surveyor, 4 Dec 2012)
Locata: ACT Emerging Exporter of the Year
On 26 September 2012, Locata was awarded the prestigious 2012 Emerging Exporter of the Year by the Chief Minister of the Australian Capital Read more
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Media Coverage
Finding the Way Inside: A New Approach is Needed
Digital navigation surely ranks as one of life’s high-tech bargains. Thanks to free Global Positioning System (GPS) signals broadcast by Read more (The Economist, 1 Dec 2012)