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September 15th, 2011
NavCom Announces New StarFire GNSS Service

StarFire GNSS utilizes Deere proprietary algorithms combined with high precision measurements from Deere’s upgraded global tracking network of multi-frequency, multi-constellation SF-3050 integrated StarFire™/RTK GNSS receivers to provide enhanced accuracy and performance anywhere, anytime.

“StarFire GNSS with both GPS and GLONASS corrections provides significantly improved performance and worldwide five centimeter horizontal accuracy,” said Steve Wilson, NavCom’s GNSS Business Manager. “The new proprietary processing center software and algorithms combined with an upgraded satellite tracking network provides our customers with the ultimate in performance and reliability. Read More