Description
10 meter positional accuracy for every kilometer traveled – without the use of GPS or RF beacons.
- Historically, sensor-based tracking systems have been beset with sensor drift, magnetic interference and reliability issues.
- But new FORT employs Continually Adaptive Navigation algorithms (CAN), that empower advanced magnetometers with sophisticated gyros, accelerometers and Edge AI, while eliminating sensor drift, magnetic interference and reliability issues.
- A truly viable PNT solution, it’s 100% self-contained, body-worn, non-jammable and immune to the drift and magnetic interference shortcomings of old sensor-based tracking systems.
- FORT works indoors or out, is field configurable, easily merged with ISSS. It uses a hardware platform that enables quick iteration, test and deployment, making it easily integrated with PNT and battlefield awareness systems.
Sensors come of age in the business of tracking dismounted warfighters
Becky Oh, President at PNI Sensor, talks to Soldier Mod about its FORT Field Ops Remote Tracker and why it is vital in mission-critical environments
Specifications:
| Communication | Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) to iOS or Android device Supports Android Team Awareness Kit (ATAK) |
| Accuracy | 1% accuracy over distance traveled over 1/2 hour with no GPS |
| Integrated Sensors | Magnetometer, accelerometer, gyroscope, temperature |
| Battery | Rechargeable; 4 hours continuous operation |
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Dimensions (Exterior Housing) |
Width: 33 mm Depth: 14 mm Length: 50 mm |
| Weight | 33.3 g |
| Installation Position | Body worn |
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Evaluation Kit (p/n 90110) |
Dismounted Soldier Tracking module Wireless charging unit CAN DST smartphone application |
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10m accuracy |
N.A. |
BLE and USB Serial |
50.7 x 30 x 15.35 |
Heading, Pitch, Roll, Mag, |
Fort Field Ops Remote Tracker
$2,000.00