Sentence examples for personal navigation systems from inspiring English sources
It started nearly five years ago, he said, when the military unscrambled its satellite system for civilian use, allowing personal navigation systems to pinpoint locations within a few yards, instead of several hundred feet.
We've shown you several cool personal navigation systems (PNS) in the past, but this prototype offers something new as it doesn't require the user to constantly look at a display.
Why do we choose to bypass our personal navigation systems -- ignoring gut feelings, discounting hunches, and over-looking what we see, hear and feel?
To the rescue: a personal navigation system.
This is an ideal book for graduate students, researchers, and engineers working in fields that require gyroscope application, including but not limited to: inertial sensors and systems, automotive and consumer electronics, small unmanned aircraft control systems, personal mobile navigation systems and related software development, and augmented and virtual reality systems.
The engineers developing navigation systems, personal navigation, autopilots were taken in mind.
When did navigation systems become personal media players?
The Automotive and Mobile segment offers automotive navigation products that include personal navigation device, motorcycle-specific navigators and navigation applications for smart phones.
Google plans to continue focusing its efforts on mobile phones but hopes outsiders will apply Android to other devices, such as ultra-portable PCs, set-top boxes, personal navigation devices, digital picture frames and car dashboard systems.
The key technologies proposed in the study can effectively improve the positioning accuracy of PNS, and independently achieve longer time personal navigation in the attenuate or even invalid global navigation satellite system (GNSS) and wireless communication signal environment.
Yet a couple of luxury-option automobiles are starting to offer onboard navigation systems, with in-dash displays, both of which use personal computers under the covers, although they aren't providing data access ports.
