List of Global Navigation Satellite System Companies

GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) is a standard or collective term for all global positioning satellite systems that includes GPS (USA), GLONASS (Russian Federation) both fully operational global systems and GALILEO (Europe), IRNSS (India), QZSS (Japan) and COMPASS/Bei-Dou (China) which are developing global and regional systems.

GNSS is a network topology (constellation) of satellites that provide signals from space and then transmit the navigation, positioning and timing services to receivers on a regional or global basis. The GNSS industry has improved remarkably in the recent times for providing better positioning and real time navigation system to the world.

The industry is expected to grow from USD 175.19 billion in 2021 to USD 320.73 billion in 2028 at a CAGR of 9.02% in 2021-2028.

Here is the list of some leading Global Navigation Satellite System Companies

• GNSS Chip Industry: This industry includes those companies that manufacture GPS chip sets, contact chip, non-contact chip and provide single-chip and multi-chip GNSS solutions. A list of key players in the GNSS Chip Industry are:

Global Inertial Navigation System (INS): In Inertial navigation system motion and rotation sensors are used to find out the accurate position, orientation, velocity or speed of the moving vehicle without the use of any external visual reference. INS industry manufacture or uses motion sensors, inertial devices or any computer arrangement to detect the position of any object and make use of such devices to build up various alternative modes of navigation. Here is list of some companies operating in inertial navigation system:

Marine Grade Inertial System Industries: The marine navigation system uses the satellite communication system to find the position of an object on sea and for much more other purposes. Companies working in the maritime navigation systems are:

Global GPS Anti-Jamming Industry: GPS Anti-jamming technology allows in detecting jamming signals (communication interference) and remove them thus prevent a signal from being stuck. This industry is expected to grow by US$6 Billion by the Year 2027. Companies in this industry manufactures or design GPS anti-jam receivers, spoofing-detection GNSS antennas to protect the receiver from intentional jamming and communication interference.