GEODNET Satellite Miner 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

Specifications

  • Power Draw: less than 2W
  • Monthly Data Upload: ≈10-20 GB per month
  • RF Transmission: emits no radio frequency signals
  • Coverage Radius: 20-40 kilometers
  • Supported Constellations: GPS, Glonass, Galileo, BeiDou

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