
LEO-based augmentation
Advancing GNSS and LEO constellation augmentation for trusted positioning and integrated communication and navigation.
Explore space-to-ground technologyExtend positioning with space-based augmentation. Adapt to environments with multimodal fusion. HopoEngine connects space, devices and applications.

Advancing GNSS and LEO constellation augmentation for trusted positioning and integrated communication and navigation.
Explore space-to-ground technologyFuse satellite, inertial, vision and radar data to connect indoor and outdoor positioning with spatial perception.
Discover the fusion engineLEO-based augmentation combines signals or augmentation information from low-Earth-orbit satellites with GNSS positioning. HOPO focuses on next-generation mixed-constellation augmentation and integrated communication and navigation, supported by navigation-augmentation and network-simulation facilities.
Explore how GNSS and LEO constellations can work together to broaden positioning coverage and availability.
Study communication and navigation as an integrated capability for near-earth mobile platforms.
Support development through GNSS signal simulation, augmentation-algorithm validation and network modeling.
This section describes research and development directions, rather than a claim of globally available commercial LEO augmentation. Contact us for service availability.
Multimodal navigation combines GNSS, IMU, vision, radar and odometry to estimate position, velocity and attitude. HopoEngine integrates these inputs on a common compute platform for positioning continuity, depth perception and scene understanding.
| Sensor | Role | Integration considerations |
|---|---|---|
| GNSS / RTK | Outdoor absolute position reference | Satellite visibility and correction availability |
| IMU | High-frequency motion and attitude | Calibration, thermal drift and accumulated error |
| Stereo vision | Depth, visual odometry and scene information | Lighting, texture and lens cleanliness |
| mmWave radar | Complementary range, velocity and obstacle information | Target properties, field of view and tuning |
Sensor redundancy improves adaptability but does not guarantee identical accuracy under every obstruction. Validate against the intended operating environment.
Organize hardware, algorithms and application services around a shared foundation, from satellite input to machine output.