How It Works & Why It Matters

Global Positioning System (GPS) signals work well when a receiver has a clear line of sight to the satellites orbiting Earth. Indoors, or inside a vehicle or aircraft, that signal quickly weakens or disappears. Since 1995, GPS Networking, Inc. has solved this problem by capturing the GPS signal outdoors, amplifying it, and reradiating it indoors, so GPS works where it otherwise couldn't.

This capability matters most where every second counts. Consider the men and women serving our country. Military personnel rely on GPS to navigate, but inside aircraft and armored vehicles, their handheld receivers are cut off from the satellites. When soldiers exit, their devices can take several minutes to reacquire a signal, and those minutes can be critical in a hostile environment. GPS Networking's reradiating kits bring GPS coverage inside ground vehicles and aircraft, keeping soldiers' devices locked on and up to date. The moment they step out, accurate, real-time positioning is ready.

Our products also let crews install, maintain, and test GPS equipment on defense vehicles and aircraft without moving them out of a hangar or facility to reach an outdoor signal. That saves time, reduces costs, and keeps work on schedule.

Built from modular, adaptable components, our systems fit virtually any building, structure, or vehicle, delivering fast, reliable GPS coverage exactly where you need it.

To learn more, call us at 1-800-463-3063.