AsteRx SBi3 Pro+

Ruggedized GNSS/INS receiver including sensor fusion and dual antenna option

AsteRx SBi3 Pro+ GNSS/INS multi-frequency receiver delivers reliable centimeter level positioning together with 3D orientation in challenging environments. Thanks to the built-in inertial sensor, it provides orientation (heading, pitch and roll) as well as dead reckoning, making it ideal for systems that require positioning under any condition. This housed high-performance GNSS/INS system is ideal for rapid integration into machine control or ground robotic applications. AsteRx SBi3 Pro+ is the most flexible boxed GNSS/INS solution, offering full access to raw GNSS and INS data as well as allowing multiple antenna configurations.

Key Features

Accurate and reliable IMU-enhanced GNSS positioning down to centimeter level
Full access to raw GNSS and IMU data
Single or dual GNSS antenna with heading, pitch and roll
Robust and compact IP68 weatherproof housing
AIM+ unique interference monitoring and mitigation system + advanced other GNSS+ algorithms
Quad-constellation, multi-frequency, all-in-view RTK positioning

Get to know our integrated GNSS+INS receiver

GNSS/INS ideal for any integration

The AsteRx SBi3 Pro+ is not only delivering an already integrated position, but it also provides raw GNSS and IMU data, already synchronized and in a single data stream for customers that will integrate those components with other sensors for a larger data fusion system (i.e. lidar). Having GNSS and IMU hardware already integrated and data streams already synchronized enables users to focus on their own core technology without having to integrate GNSS and IMU sensors themselves.

Dead reckoning with GNSS/INS

The GNSS+ Technologies - Top performance in challenging environments

Intuitive web user interface

This receiver includes an intuitive web user interface for easy operation and monitoring  allowing  you to control the receiver from any mobile device or computer. The web interface also uses easy-to-read quality indicators ideal to monitor the receiver operation during the job at hand.