Qinertia: PPK Software Supports Third-Party IMUs & Global GNSS Post-Processing

Qinertia, SBG Systems’ PPK software now supports third-party IMUs and offers a GNSS post-processing license covering all major GNSS receivers

SBG Systems’ popular INS/GNSS PPK software called Qinertia now covers all surveyors’ projects.

It allows all to have a license dedicated to GNSS post-processing. Open to the world, Qinertia supports all major GNSS receivers and is now open to third-party IMUs.

 

 

Qinertia, the new standard for Post-processing, is now open to all IMUs and GNSS

Qinertia has been designed to offer a comprehensive suite of post-processing software to the geospatial world.

Thi PPK software supports GNSS manufacturers like Novatel, Septentrio, Trimble, and Ublox, simplifying workflow with proprietary protocols.

It is the first full-featured post-processing software to offer a native support for Ublox F9 RTK receivers reducing the workflow as a simple “drag and drop” to guarantee data integrity and accuracy.

It has been designed to help surveyors get the most of their survey very easily with a simple workflow, powerful quality control tools and leading edge tightly coupled algorithms.

Now, any surveyor can access all of this with new support from third-party IMU or GNSS receivers.

We have successfully integrated in our PPK software, several IMU and INS models, including the LN-200, LCI-100, and µIMU.

 

Qinertia GNSS, and addition to the Qinertia PPK Software suite

SBG Systems’ in-house INS/GNSS post-processing software now offers a GNSS license allowing surveyors to post-process both static and kinematic GNSS data.

In just a few clicks, surveyors can :

• improve their trajectories,
• access RTK corrections worldwide,
• or even control a base station precise location using PPP static computations.

GIS and Photogrammetry, Get your surveys to the next level

Whether they fly a UAV or drive a car, professionals can improve their image location accuracy.

The software enhances surveyors’ precision in GIS or photogrammetry projects by exporting a centimetric position for each picture precisely at the shutter event.