High-accuracy GNSS

Between the one-meter GPS in your phone and the decimeter or centimeter that guides a machine, there is a chain of public European services (Galileo HAS, OSNMA, EGNOS) and a layer of integration engineering. We provide the second so your operation can use the first.

Galileo HAS · OSNMA · EGNOS

The European services, with their real status

Europe now offers high-accuracy positioning and authentication with no service fee. Each service has its own status and calendar, and your investment depends on them: here they are, caveats included.

Galileo HAS

Free high-accuracy corrections, broadcast on the E6 signal and over the internet. It is in Initial Service today; Full Service is planned for 2027.

target: 20 cm H / 40 cm V (95%)

Galileo OSNMA

Authentication of the navigation message in the open service, in operation since July 2025. Galileo is the first GNSS in the world to offer it. Real protection against spoofing, in commercial receivers such as the u-blox ZED-F9P or the Septentrio mosaic-X5.

in operation since 07-24-2025

EGNOS

The European augmentation system: version V2.4.3 in service since August 2025, and the V3 evolution (dual-frequency and multi-constellation, GPS plus Galileo) with an operational transition planned toward 2032.

V2.4.3 in service · V3 toward ~2032

Multi-frequency, multi-constellation

Receivers that combine Galileo, GPS, and other constellations on several frequencies: better accuracy and more robustness against interference, which grew 220% between 2021 and 2024 according to IATA. Dual frequency now ships even in high-end phones.

interference +220% (2021→2024, IATA)

The GNSS stack we integrate (schematic)CONSTELLATIONSGalileoGPSHASPPP correctionsfree and GLOBAL · 20 cm targetOSNMAsignal authenticationlive since 07-2025EGNOSintegrity and augmentationEuropeYOUR OPERATIONmachinery · fleet · field app
Tap HAS, OSNMA, or EGNOS to see what each one adds to your operation.
Technical illustration: a tractor with a GNSS antenna traces perfectly straight lines guided by satellites
Illustration: machine guidance with centimeter-level accuracy, with no base stations.

Where we apply it

GNSS is a market the EU Space Market Report values at 300 billion euros in 2024, with a forecast of 580 billion by 2034. Our ground is where accuracy turns into work done:

Precision agriculture

Machine guidance and variable rate application: no overlapping passes, fewer inputs. When a decimeter is enough, Galileo HAS avoids the RTK subscription. When you need a centimeter, we integrate commercial PPP-RTK services.

Machinery and moving fleets

Multi-frequency receivers integrated into machines and fleets: positioning with integrity, which automatic guidance and field traceability require.

Fleets and critical timing

Authenticated positioning with OSNMA for fleets, smart tachographs, and infrastructure that depends on trusted time, against spoofing and intentional jamming.

HAS, RTK, or PPP-RTK? Choose with numbers

Galileo HAS is the only public, free service in its family. Its place is thedecimeter, with convergence in minutes. Commercial PPP-RTK services deliver the centimeter, with convergence in seconds, by subscription. There is no universal answer.

Ours comes from three numbers in your operation (required accuracy, acceptable latency, and cost per unit) and we justify it in writing before we integrate anything.

WHAT WE INTEGRATE

  1. 01 · Requirement: real accuracy, latency, and availability.
  2. 02 · Service: HAS, EGNOS, or commercial PPP-RTK, case by case.
  3. 03 · Receiver and integration: machine, fleet, or app.
  4. 04 · Operation: monitoring, integrity, and OSNMA where it matters.

How much accuracy does your operation really need?

Tell us your case (field, machine, or fleet). We will tell you if the free decimeter of HAS is enough or if you need the centimeter, and how to integrate it.

Talk to the team