About Our Services During the COVID-19 Outbreak
NavtechGPS continues to receive products, fill orders, respond to quotes, and offer advice and project solutions. We are following strict CDC guidelines, and instituted other extensive measures to keep our employees safe and support a continuous supply chain. Call or email us. For specific questions about upcoming GNSS training seminars, call (+1-703-256-8900) or e-mail Carolyn McDonald (cmcdonald@NavtechGPS.com).
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GPS and GNSS Training Courses
NavtechGPS has been a leader in GPS / GNSS education and training since 1984. Our GPS courses are taught by some of the best technical professionals in the industry.
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Precision GNSS for Commercial and Military Applications
NavtechGPS is your one source for quality commercial GNSS products, solutions and training. We have been in the GPS/GNSS industry for more than 35 years and specialize in precise positioning technology and GNSS training. NavtechGPS is a leading distributor of thousands of GNSS products from 25+ manufacturers. We deliver innovative solutions for military, commercial and research COTS (commercial-off-the-shelf) integration projects.
NavtechGPS is also a world leader in GNSS training with a comprehensive course list taught by world-class instructors. We have trained thousands of GPS/GNSS professionals since 1984.
Whether your application is for manned or unmanned vehicles, RF networking, LiDAR and photogrammetry, GNSS plus inertial integration, GPS simulation and testing, GIS and mapping, geolocation, RTK and PPP solutions, PNT, or if you need GNSS training, NavtechGPS has the choices you want and expertise you need — all from ONE company.
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What Our Customers Say
Yes, I really found Chris [Hegarty] to be very engaging, even through the remote sessions. His knowledge and charisma made the sessions both lively and informative.
Christopher DeFrancisci, JHU/APL
Course 346 (Remote Course, November 2020)
I came out of the course with a good understanding of GPS history, signal structure, and receivers. As a new engineer that is also new to GNSS, I will benefit a lot from the complete coverage of the fundamentals of GNSS as it gave me a good foundation to keep on learning. I received the most value from the book of notes since I know I will be referencing it for many years to come.
Daniel Betancourt-Santiago, Northrop Grumman
Course 346 (Remote Course, November 2020)
The scheduling was perfect, very nice that we could join from Europe. Also the amount of material and number and interval of breaks was well thought of. Thank you for the useful and interesting course!
Heiko Engwerda, NLR
Course 346 (Remote Course, July 2020)
The video quality was excellent; I am very pleased with the Webex platform. I don’t feel as though going through the course remotely had any negative impact. It was still very personal, easy to ask questions, and I enjoyed the banter over coffee in the morning even if we were all scattered across the world. Mr. Boynton, Ms. McDonald, and Dr. Hegarty were so friendly and welcoming. This was such a great experience.
Shealyn Greer, Trident Research
Course 346 (Remote Course, July 2020)
I was most excited to learn about GPS receivers and antennas. I really didn’t know much about GPS hardware before this course. Dr. Hegarty walked us through each component of a receiver and antenna, and I feel it was very beneficial to understand the GPS algorithm as it relates to physical components.
Shealyn Greer, Trident Research
Course 346 (Remote Course, July 2020)
My main objectives were to learn the aspects of and how to implement modern navigation algorithms. The course definitely met those objectives.
Travis Noffke, EXB Solutions
Course 557 (Remote Course, July 2020)
Can’t speak highly enough. Mr. Vaujin was engaging and taught the course like a veteran IMU designer teaching novices what to do when they design their own IMU. Do this trick of the trade. Watch out for that pitfall. Be explicit with your vector notation. All of those things Vaujin did and I felt were immensely helpful.
Cody Carter, USAF
Course 557 (Remote Course, July 2020)
[I would recommend this course to] any group that has anything related to machine control (hardware, component software, system software, positioning and controls). Really appreciated the MATLAB® code examples.
Ron White, Caterpillar
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