S–GNSS Auto®
Extending ADAS and cyber resilience into dense urban environments

Next generation automotive technology

Powered by our patented Supercorrelation, S-GNSS Auto® is an upgrade to GNSS receivers, making them more accurate, reliable and secure.

Discover the positioning solution for the automotive industry that extends ADAS availability by resolving long term GPS barriers.
The future of ADAS innovation
Extending ADAS and cyber-resilience into dense urban environments.
Making ADAS available in dense urban areas can only be solved through a combination of advanced systems all working together.

Cities are chaotic. Constant vertical and density growth means that GNSS is continually challenged due to satellite signals being obscured or reflected.

A GNSS system that is capable of determining absolute location even in these areas, where satellite signal reflection has previously made it impossible, will be a key enabler in the race towards full autonomy.

The challenge

S-GNSS unlocks the full potential of ADAS in urban environments by resolving the long-standing GPS barriers caused by multipath interference and the risk of intentional disruption from spoofing.

Overall confidence in vehicle positioning is elevated, improving integrity and enhancing cyber-security.

Unlocking the full potential of ADAS

Introducing S–GNSS Auto®

S-GNSS Auto® resolves long term technical barriers to the future of vehicle autonomy.
S-GNSS determines the angle of arrival of incoming signals using software-based processing, without the need for any hardware changes.

This enables S-GNSS to attenuate undesirable signals such as reflections. spoofers and jammers.

Discover the benefits

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Positioning accuracy in cities
Lane level accuracy in open sky and built up urban environments
Improvements of up to 12x
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High integrity GNSS
Legitimate measurements tracking only the line-of-sight GNSS signals
Up to 10x integrity improvement
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Cyber secure
Detects and rejects GPS spoofing attacks
Supports compliance to ISO/SAE 21434 standards

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We can help you resolve your GNSS challenges, as we create the future for autonomous vehicle positioning.

Exclusive insights

Explore and download our exclusive insights here.

GPS spoofing:
The risks for the automotive industry

We may be more used to seeing it in movies, but GPS spoofing is an emerging threat that the automotive industry must get to grips with if autonomous driving is to become a reality.

Inside this industry insights guide:

1. How GPS spoofing works and its impact to GPS receivers
2. Industry insights into the associated risks facing the automotive industry
3. The current state of play in standards and regulations
4. 4 technology strategies that can mitigate the risk of GPS spoofing

GNSS in Automotive:
The Road Ahead for OEMs and Tier 1 Suppliers

The road ahead for GNSS-enabled automation isn’t an entirely smooth one. As with any new technology, numerous potholes and roadblocks will need to be negotiated and overcome.

Inside this industry insights guide:

1. The role of GNSS in automotive vehicle systems
2. Current market trends on the road to the automated driving future
3. Industry perspectives on the barriers to ubiquitous hands-free driving
4. Conclusion and industry next steps

How FocalPoint is working with General Motors
Our collaboration with GM is focusing on possible applications of Supercorrelation technology in future vehicles, including enhancements and expansion of its Super Cruise advanced hands-free driving assistance technology.
GM has investigated several approaches to mitigate multipath effects in dense urban areas, including integration of GNSS with additional sensors like cameras, wheel odometry, or precise point positioning corrections. S-GNSS entails a simplified systems engineering design to achieve consistent accuracy.
Curtis Hay, Technical Fellow
GNSS, V2X and Maps, General Motors
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