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Uploaded by on Mar 2, 2008

UNSW researchers are developing an affordable solution to the problem of GPS navigation devices failing in tunnels and between tall buildings.

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"Navigating through GPS dropouts"
http://www.unsw.edu.au/news/pad/articles/2008/feb/GPS_navigation.html

Contact:
Yong Li | +61 2 9385 4173 | yong.li@unsw.edu.au
Andrew Dempster | +61 2 9385 6890 | a.dempster@unsw.edu.au

UNSW Media:
Peter Trute | +61 2 9385 1933 | p.trute@unsw.edu.au

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  • How do you get lost in a tunnel?

  • Why isnt it run like mobile phone towers...so

    could you make solar powered markers that emmits a pinpoint on earth degrees and minutes which the navigation would process and with an internal prediction calculator to assume when you have made a u-turn and so on. Then Global position radio towers that emmit where there is heavy shade and tunnels with a more reliable source of power :/

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