Certus Evo

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About Certus Evo

Certus Evo combines MEMS inertial sensors, dual-antenna RTK GNSS and an AI-based fusion algorithm. It provides position accuracy reaching one centimetre, roll and pitch accuracy of 0.03 degrees and heading accuracy of 0.05 degrees under supported RTK conditions.

Rugged and OEM packages offer Ethernet, CAN, serial and GPIO connections with data rates reaching one kilohertz. Internal logging stores mission data, and GNSS timing supports PTP and NTP networks. Applications include robots, ground vehicles, helicopters and survey systems.

Observed use

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  • Nextcore UAV-LiDAR survey system

    Operational - Embedded - Physical - Nextcore integrated Advanced Navigation Certus Evo into its UAV-mounted LiDAR survey system.

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  • EyeVi vehicle-based road-survey system

    Operational - Embedded - Physical - EyeVi Technologies used Advanced Navigation Certus Evo in its vehicle-based LiDAR road-surveying system.

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Context

Market context

High-accuracy GNSS/INS module for robots and vehicles that need reliable position, attitude and timing data.

  • Target environment: UGVs, drones, surveying vehicles, marine/land systems and field robots
  • Workflow context: Navigation, localization, attitude estimation, payload pointing and RTK-supported mobile autonomy
  • Customer context: Robotics and vehicle teams qualifying navigation hardware for outdoor or mixed GNSS/INS operation.
  • Deployment model: Commercial GNSS/INS module sold for integration into robots, vehicles and field sensing systems.
  • Commercial maturity: Commercial product with public navigation, sensor and interface specifications.
  • Adoption constraints: Fit depends on antenna setup, RTK corrections, mounting, vibration environment and GNSS threat model.
  • Adjacent products: Septentrio mosaic, Xsens MTi, SBG/Advanced Navigation INS families

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