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The number of GNSS enabled device shipments was estimated for 2010 in 437 million worldwide and is currently estimated that will grow around 10% per year. The majority of this devices are GNSS enabled mobile devices<ref>[http://www.gsa.europa.eu/files/dmfile/GSAGNSSMarketreportIssue1.pdf GSA GNSS Market Report – Issue 1], October 2010.</ref>.
The number of GNSS enabled device shipments was estimated for 2010 in 437 million worldwide and is currently estimated that will grow around 10% per year. The majority of this devices are GNSS enabled mobile devices<ref>[http://www.gsa.europa.eu/files/dmfile/GSAGNSSMarketreportIssue1.pdf GSA GNSS Market Report – Issue 1], October 2010.</ref>.


== Personal Products ==
== Personal Products ==
[[File:1104507 70670260.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Personal Products]]
[[File:1104507 70670260.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Personal Products]]
As GNSS-based products started being used for personal purposes, a broad set of different products and functionalities emerged for multiple user objectives and needs.
As GNSS-based products started being used for personal purposes, a broad set of different products and functionalities emerged for multiple user objectives and needs.
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Detailed information about Personal Products can be found [[Personal Products|here]].
Detailed information about Personal Products can be found [[Personal Products|here]].


== Road Products ==
== Road Products ==
[[File:Galileo 01 wp02.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Road Products]]
[[File:Galileo 01 wp02.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Road Products]]
The road sector is a major potential market for GNSS. Satellite navigation receivers are now commonly installed in new cars as a key tool for providing new services to people on the move: electronic charging, real-time traffic information, emergency calls, route guidance, fleet management and Advanced Driving Assistance Systems<ref>[http://www.galileoic.org/la/files/Road.pdf Galileo Application Sheet - Road Applications], ESA and European Commission, October 2002</ref>.
The road sector is a major potential market for GNSS. Satellite navigation receivers are now commonly installed in new cars as a key tool for providing new services to people on the move: electronic charging, real-time traffic information, emergency calls, route guidance, fleet management and Advanced Driving Assistance Systems<ref>[http://www.galileoic.org/la/files/Road.pdf Galileo Application Sheet - Road Applications], ESA and European Commission, October 2002</ref>.
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== Aviation Products ==
== Aviation Products ==
The main [[Aviation Products|aviation product]] is [[Flight Decks and Avionics]].
The main [[Aviation Products|aviation product]] is [[Flight Decks and Avionics]].


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== Maritime Products ==
== Maritime Products ==
Different types of [[Maritime Products|maritime products]] are:
Different types of [[Maritime Products|maritime products]] are:
* [[Chartplotters]]
* [[Chartplotters]]
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Detailed information about Maritime Products can be found [[Maritime Products|here]].
Detailed information about Maritime Products can be found [[Maritime Products|here]].


== Notes ==
== Notes ==

Revision as of 15:42, 3 May 2011


ApplicationsApplications
Title GNSS-based Products
Author(s) Rui Barradas Pereira.
Level Basic
Year of Publication 2011
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With the decrease of the price and miniaturization of GNSS chipsets the number of products that include GNSS receivers increases every day. This trend has caused the improvement of existing products with the addition of GNSS capabilities and the outburst of new GNSS-based products.

The number of GNSS enabled device shipments was estimated for 2010 in 437 million worldwide and is currently estimated that will grow around 10% per year. The majority of this devices are GNSS enabled mobile devices[1].

Personal Products

Personal Products

As GNSS-based products started being used for personal purposes, a broad set of different products and functionalities emerged for multiple user objectives and needs.

Some of these products bring comfort to the user in driving, fitness, recreation or outdoor activities. Products such as personal trackers, sport watches or handheld outdoor receivers can bring new layers of safety to the user and guarantee peace of mind, as well as, the guidance provided by constantly updated information.

The modern smartphones can easily integrate many GNSS applications into a single device.

Different types of personal products are:

Detailed information about Personal Products can be found here.

Road Products

Road Products

The road sector is a major potential market for GNSS. Satellite navigation receivers are now commonly installed in new cars as a key tool for providing new services to people on the move: electronic charging, real-time traffic information, emergency calls, route guidance, fleet management and Advanced Driving Assistance Systems[2].

Satellite navigation will help regulate road use and minimize traffic jams. If all vehicles are fitted with a navigation satellite receiver and a data transmitter, their position can be relayed automatically every few seconds to a central station. This information can then be used in a number of ways to control road usage. It could, for example, be used to charge motorists for using a stretch of road, to restrict access to congested roads, or to inform drivers of congestion and suggest alternative, quieter routes[3].

Different types of road products are:

Detailed information about Road Products can be found here.

Aviation Products

The main aviation product is Flight Decks and Avionics.

Detailed information about Aviation Products can be found here.

Maritime Products

Different types of maritime products are:

Detailed information about Maritime Products can be found here.

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