Meaning Satellite navigation
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Satellite navigation


software which finds your physical geographical location then gives you directions on which way to travel. This is most commonly used in specialist hand-held devices as well as mobile phones.
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Satellite navigation


A device that uses satellite and road map data to plot a route from one location (usually set to where the car is by default) to another. Some cars can be equipped with a built-in sat-nav as standard [..]
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Usually set in a dashboard, these systems use GPS (Global Positioning System – a satellite-based radio navigation system) to determine a vehicle's current position in order to help guide drivers [..]
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Navigation, and the instruments for it, by receiving and measuring signals from artificial satellites orbiting the earth.
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A form of position finding using radio transmissions from satellites with sophisticated on-board automatic equipment.
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position finding using radio transmissions from satellites with sophisticated online equipment or GPS (Global Positioning System) and using that information to navigate
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Practice of calculating one's position and velocity using radio signals transmitted from space satellites as reference.
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