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GEODNET Satellite Miner

About

About GEODNET Satellite Miner

GEODNET Satellite Miners are fixed GNSS reference stations that receive GPS, GLONASS, Galileo and BeiDou signals and upload observations to the GEODNET network. Those measurements generate centimetre-level RTK corrections for compatible devices within an approximate 20-40-kilometre radius.

A station consumes below two watts and typically uploads 10-20 gigabytes per month through an internet connection. Hosts mount the antenna at a surveyed stable location and earn network rewards for useful correction data. Approved vendors supply regional hardware variants and installation support.

16 APR 2026

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Context

Market context

GEODNET Satellite Miner is the low-power GNSS reference station hardware that expands GEODNET's RTK correction network.

  • Target environment: Rooftops, fixed outdoor locations and geographic coverage zones where GNSS correction data can be collected and served.
  • Workflow context: GNSS reference data collection, RTK correction coverage, network expansion and decentralized geospatial infrastructure.
  • Customer context: Network participants, positioning-service users and robotics or mobility teams depending on dense RTK coverage.
  • Deployment model: Commercial network-infrastructure device tied to GEODNET token rewards and correction service coverage.
  • Commercial maturity: Commercial hardware at the supply side of the GEODNET positioning network.
  • Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on site placement, network economics, data connectivity, coverage gaps, reward incentives and long-term service reliability.
  • Market position: Reference-station hardware that turns GEODNET from a correction service into a distributed physical positioning network.
  • Adjacent products: GEO-MEASURE, GEO-PULSE, Swift Navigation Skylark, RTK base stations