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Are
GPS really more accurate than optical technology?
Despite claims to the contrary, the answer is still no. Click here to find out why.
Does
Kalman filtering really make GPS systems more accurate?
The answer may surprise you. Research indicates that GPS sensors that use Kalman filtering may actually measure with significantly lower levels of accuracy than some manufacturers claim. Click here to find out why.
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