Enterprise Iot

New products presented by OriginGPS at Embedded World, Nuremberg include a low-profile GPS module

OriginGPS
OriginGPS, the global market leader in miniature GNSS modules and cellular IoT systems, is back presenting high-performance solutions suited for every type of device designed to monitor and track valuable assets, whether stationary, in motion or both. OriginGPS today offers a broad range of high-efficiency solutions; traditional miniature GNSS modules and cellular IoT systems and devices to dramatically shorten time to market.

Among products exhibited at the show are the 7x7mm ORG4572-MK05 GNSS module with a 10Hz update rate, the new gen dual frequency L1+L5 ORG4600 providing cm level accuracy with RTKLIB and NMEA with raw data in parallel, the world's lowest profile GPS antenna module - the ORG1511-MK05, and a new waterproof super-mini tracker measuring just 4.9x2.7x1.4cm and equipped with magnetic charging.

"When we realized that the component shortage was here to stay a while, we revisited our roadmap and added two GNSS modules - the ORG1510-MK05 and the ORG4572-MKO5. These new models, parallel in performance to two of our high runners, are based on available chipsets and boast a lead time of just 12 weeks, we also offer today a similar lead time for our dual frequency module," 

Amir Benyamini, VP Research and Development of OriginGPS

About OriginGPS
OriginGPS develops miniature GNSS and cellular IoT solutions. For over a decade, our experts have been developing ultra-sensitive, reliable, high-performance modules, systems and devices to help monitor and track everything valuable to you and your business. Reducing project costs and dramatically shortening time-to-market, our products are ideal for asset tracking, smart cities, fleet management, precision agriculture, law enforcement, and pet/people tracking apps.

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