Real-time kinematic (RTK) explained Real-time kinematic (RTK) positioning enables autonomous vehicles and connected cars to achieve 1-2 cm lane-level accuracy, a precision critical for safe navigation where standard GPS drifts by 1-3 meters. This technology works by using a fixed base station or a network of reference stations to send real-time correction data to a mobile rover receiver in the …
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