Navigation Technologies

9 April2018
On April the 11th, ISMB will host a seminar from Professor Emeritus Chris Rizos from the University of New South Wales (Australia) entitled “Is Our Enhanced GNSS Capability Good Enough for Tomorrow’s New Demands?”.

22 March 2017
On March 17th kicked-off in Leuven (Belgium) the FANTASTIC project, that will develop an enhanced positioning and timing engine for use as a critical component in professional applications.

22 November 2016
The Design Review Meeting of the I-REACT project will take place in Barcelona the 24th and 25th of November, hosted by the Fire Fighters, an important milestone of the project that will see the participation of members from all the Consortium.

7 October 2016
The European GNSS Agency published the Issue 1 of the GNSS User Technology Report: both ISMB and Politecnico di Torino, co-founder and scientific partner of the Institute, are listed among the top EU GNSS R&D Centres, members of the Satellite navigation University Network.

20 June 2016
Researchers from Navigation Technologies Area, in collaboration with the Hanoi University of Science and Technology, published a paper on the prestigious GPS Solutions - The Journal of Global Navigation Satellite Systems.

28 April 2016
Gianluca Marucco and Gabriella Povero from Navigation Technologies Research Area, participated in the International Workshop on Research and Applications of EGNSS on Intelligent Transportation Systems, held in Hanoi (Vietnam), on 23rd of April.

15 April 2016
Davide Margaria, from the Navigation Technologies Research Area, participated in the 2016 edition of the Position Location and Navigation Symposium – PLANS, an important biennial technical conference, providing an international forum to share the latest advances in navigation technology.

1 February 2016
InDrive Kick off Meeting The InDrive project will kick off on 2nd and 3rd of February in Prague at GSA (European GNSS Agency) premises: the project is funded by the Horizon 2020 program within the call “Applications in satellite navigation” and is coordinated by ISMB.

10 December 2015
The BELS project has been co-organizer of the 7th Multi-GNSS Asia Conference, held from December the 7th to the 10th in Brunei Darussalam.

20 November 2015
A researcher of the Advanced Computing and Electromagnetics Area, will take part in the "IEEE SCVT 2015, 22nd IEEE Symposium on Communications and Vehicular Technology in the Benelux", presenting a paper which deals with the activities of the TRITON project.

27 October 2015
On October 28th and 29th Navigation Technologies Area researchers will carry on the final tests on the prototypes developed during the TRITON project at the Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission in Ispra, Italy.

30 September 2015
The Navigation Technologies Research Area participated in the 2015 edition of the ION GNSS+ Conference (14-18 September, Tampa, Florida – Usa) and won three best paper awards.

17 September 2015
ISMB participates in the 2015 edition of the ION GNSS+ Conference (Tampa, Florida – USA), the world's largest technical meeting and showcase of GNSS technology, products and services. The Research Areas involved in the event are Navigation Technologies and Mobile Solutions, presenting several contributions on their most recent research activities.

29 July 2015
The Navigation Technologies Area is proud to announce that the paper "Estimation of Satellite-User Ranges Through GNSS Code Phase Measurements" authored by Marco Pini, Gianluca Falco and Letizia Lo Presti has achieved impressive readership results, recording 5000 downloads.

14 July 2015
Gianluca Marucco from Navigation Technologies Area participated in the first Training Sessions of the JUPITER project, held in Bordeaux, France, the 9th and the 10th of July 2015.

18 June 2015
On June 15 2015, researchers from the Navigation Technologies Area presented the BELS project and its Vietnamese partners at the European GNSS Agency (GSA) in Prague.

26 May2015
On Friday evening, the 22nd of May 2015 at 17:53 CEST, the Navigation Technologies Area and Politecnico di Torino researchers successfully acquired and tracked the Galileo E1B signal transmitted by the Galileo satellite GSAT204 (PRN 22). This acquisition was performed using NGene2, a GNSS fully software real-time receiver completely developed by Navigation Technologies and Politecnico di Torino.

8 May 2015
Today ISMB hosted the mid-term review of the quatoRial Ionosphere Characterization in Asia (ERICA) project f

27 April 2015
On the 5th of May a workshop will take place at Politecnico di Torino to present the University Challenge, as part of the European Satellite Navigation Competition (ESNC) 2015. Students and research associates from any field of study are invited to submit their innovative business ideas on new potential uses for satellite navigation.

26 February 2015
On the 24th of February ISMB hosted the final review of Growing NAVIS, a project leaded by the Navigation Technologies Research Area. The project successfully reached its goal to strengthen the collaboration between Europe and South-East Asia on GNSS. ISMB can be now considered as one of the main gates to South-East Asia for the European GNSS technology.

15 January 2015
Today the JUPITER project kicks off in Prague, funded by GSA within Horizon 2020. It aims at promoting the European GNSS satellite navigation technology, in particular in the field of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS).

15 January 2015
Today a group of researchers is participating in the Mid-Term Review of the TRITON project, led by ISMB. The meeting is taking place in Santander to check the status of the project after the first year and to plan the future activities.

19 December 2014
Researchers at the Navigation Technologies Area acquired the Galileo FOC-FM1 (PRN 18), using NGene2 fully software receiver with a SiGe USB front-end.

5 December 2014
On Thursday, the 11th of December 2014, the final event of GLOVE European project will take place in Turin. The Consortium will present the emerged ideas about how GNSS (time and position) could be beneficial to VANETs, how VANETs could be beneficial to GNSS receivers and what services could be delivered thanks to GNSS and VANETs.

2 December 2014
The head of International Cooperation on GNSS is attending the UN/ICTP Workshop on the Use of Global Navigation Satellite Systems for Scientific Applications in Trieste. Today she presented the Master on Navigation and Related Applications and its links with Growing NAVIS.

6 November 2014
Tomorrow, on 7th of November, Hiroaki Tateshita from Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency will visit the Institute. Moreover he will provide a lecture on the status of the Japanese regional navigation system, and on the JAXA activities in the field of GNSS.

23 October 2014
The Navigation Technologies Research Area tested in a real scenario the scatterometer realized for the SMAT F2 project for the second time.

14 October 2014
The Navigation Technologies Research Area has been listed among the first fifteen known users of the TEXBAT dataset, on the University of Texas Website.

3 October 2014
NavSAS tested in a real scenario the scatterometer realized for the SMAT F2 project. The scatterometer was installed under the wing of an ultralight aircraft that flew over Torino countryside.

2 September 2014
The Navigation Technologies and the Mobile Solutions Research Areas will participate in the ION GNSS+ Conference, presenting two contributions realized within the LOGAM and the FLOODIS projects.

4 August 2014
Tomorrow ISMB will host the final review of the "GNSS Receiver and Antenna Installation and Operation in Vietnam" project funded by ESA.

25 June 2014
NavSAS and NAVIS recognized by ESA as pioneers in Galileo navigation fixes.

12 giugno 2014
ISMB participates in the European Space Solutions Conference, taking place in Prague from 11 to 13 June 2014, to present the achievements of the GAlileo for Interactive driviNg (GAIN) project.

19 may 2014
The ISMB was invited by Frontex to present the TRITON activities to the audience on May 23 in Warsaw, Poland.

7 May 2014
The Navigation Technologies Research Area will participate in the meeting that will take place on May 12 in Prague.

5 May 2014
The 2014 edition of the IEEE/ION Position Location and Navigation Symposium opens on May 5, 2014 at the Hyatt Regency Monterey Resort and Spa in Monterey, California.

7th February 2014
Navigation Technologies area recently received an official congratulation letter for the bookchapter that has been accessed and downloaded more than 4000 times

10th Dicember2013
ISMB hosts the kick off meeting of the TRITON (TRusted vessel Information from Trusted On-board iNstrumentation) project

2nd Dicember 2013
Researchers of the Navigation Technologies area have carried out the first lab tests on the GPS/Galileo receivers

12nd November 2013
ISMB at the conference organized by The Armed Forces Communications & Electronics Association (AFCEA)

5th November 2013
NavSAS reserarch area at the European Space Research and Technology Centre in Holland

25th -27th June2013
International Conference on Localization and GNSS (ICL-GNSS) organised from the NavSAS group of Politecnico di Torino and Istituto Superiore Mario Boella

8th-12th December
G-NAVIS participated to the 4th Asia Oceania Regional Workshop on GNSS in Kuala Lumpur

17th-21st September 2012
Micaela Troglia Gamba won the Best Presentation award during the last ION GNSS 2012 international conference