Septentrio is a company that designs and manufactures high-precision GPS/GNSS receivers and positioning technology for demanding applications. Their receivers are known for reliability and accuracy, even in challenging environments, making them suitable for safety-critical applications and infrastructure. Septentrio has been involved in European Space Agency (ESA) programs, including the Galileo GNSS program. In January 2025, Hexagon announced it would acquire Septentrio, aiming to combine Septentrio's GNSS platform with Hexagon's positioning technologies to advance autonomous systems.
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Septentrio has launched a new timing module, the mosaic-G5 T.
Within days of the Pulsar-0 launch, Septentrio began tracking and analyzing Pulsar signals.
Sepentrio and Xona Space Systems signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on October 7 to deepen their collaboration on next-generation positioning and timing solutions.
Polaris is a fully managed network built entirely on industry-leading Septentrio receivers and delivers 99.99% uptime.
AntaRx-Si3 leverages Septentrio’s GNSS+ algorithms with advanced multipath mitigation.
Septentrio announced the AntaRx-Si3, the first GNSS/INS Smart Antenna on the market in an ultra-rugged enclosure.
Septentrio supports ecosystems such as ROS and several popular UAV autopilots.
The new projects expand Septentrio's ecosystem of open-source hardware and software for reliable GNSS positioning.
Septentrio introduced two new open-source hardware projects for satellite-based positioning integrators.
The mosaic-X5 features Septentrio’s AIM+ technology for interference mitigation and anti-spoofing.
Gustavo Lopez, Market Access Manager at Septentrio, indicated that SparkFun's customers can gain a competitive edge with the mosaic modules.
Septentrio provides video tutorials to guide users through the configuration settings of the mosaic-X5 GNSS receiver.
SparkFun Electronics and Septentrio have partnered to release the mosaic-X5 Triband GNSS RTK Breakout.
Nathan Seidle, founder of SparkFun, expressed excitement about exploring new avenues into the GNSS market with Septentrio.
Septentrio offers software packages for post-processing recorded data, configuring the mosaic-X5 module, and analyzing performance for interference or spoofing.
Septentrio is collaborating with Xona Space Systems to develop an experimental receiver compatible with Xona’s multi-frequency PULSAR™ signals.
The Septentrio receiver is suitable for testing Xona’s upcoming LEO-PNT constellation in a simulated environment because live PULSAR™ signals are not yet available.
The Septentrio experimental receiver is intended for testing Xona’s upcoming LEO-PNT constellation in a simulated environment because live PULSAR™ signals are not yet available.
Septentrio is collaborating with Xona Space Systems to develop an experimental receiver compatible with Xona multi-frequency PULSAR™ signals.
Braemac will distribute the full Septentrio portfolio, including the compact mosaic module family.