Tersus releases MX206 GNSS module for autonomous systems
Tersus GNSS released the MX206 multi-frequency positioning module for embedded autonomous and robotic platforms.
Evidence notes
- The 17 by 22 millimetre module combines multi-constellation GNSS, TAP satellite corrections and PPP-RTK mode switching.
- Tersus specifies 20 Hz RTK output, 350 mW standard power consumption and interfaces including CAN, UART, SPI and I2C.
- The module targets drones, UGVs, autonomous robots and self-driving platforms requiring centimetre-level positioning.
Company context
Tersus GNSS develops precision-positioning components, correction services and mobile-mapping systems. Its hardware and software support robot, UAV, autonomous-vehicle, agriculture, surveying and machine-control integrations.