Software-defined GNSS receiver

ARAMIS

SDR receiver software for live signals through a PORTOS front end, recorded or simulated DIF files, accessible receiver algorithms, propagation studies and integrated navigation.

ARAMIS GNSS research receiver during RF dome testing

ARAMISGNSS SDR research receiver

See more than the final coordinates.

ARAMIS provides an experimental GNSS receiver chain for work at signal, baseband, observable and navigation-solution levels.

The same processing environment can operate without receiver hardware on ReGen-DIF or recorded PORTOS files, or in real time with PORTOS as its RF front end. It can therefore serve as an algorithm-development platform, a specialized scientific instrument or the receiving side of an integrated GNSS laboratory.

RF signalBasebandObservablesNavigation
GNSS signalsSamplingTrackingObservablesPositioningAPIs

A receiver intended for R&D.

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Receiver algorithm development

Work with acquisition, tracking, observables and positioning software through accessible processing interfaces.

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Ionosphere & scintillation

Use specialized observables and configurable processing for amplitude, phase and propagation studies.

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GNSS–INS research

Combine receiver measurements with inertial data for integrated-navigation development and repeatable evaluation.

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Teaching & experimentation

Expose the receiver chain from RF signal to navigation result for individual research and laboratory classes.

ARAMIS ISM ionospheric scintillation monitoring display

ARAMIS becomes a scintillation monitor through ISM.

ISM is an extension to the ARAMIS SDR receiver, not a separate receiver platform.

It adds ionospheric-scintillation observables, monitoring displays and configurable processing for amplitude and phase analysis. The same open receiver architecture supports customer algorithms and integration with INS or other research systems.

ARAMIS ISM extension brochure

Work at the level your research requires.

ARAMIS can expose intermediate receiver data and processing interfaces that conventional commercial receivers keep closed.

  • Signal acquisition and tracking information
  • Correlator, baseband and measurement-level data
  • Pseudorange, carrier phase, Doppler and quality observables
  • Navigation and baseband software interfaces
  • Real-time processing and repeatable post-processing
  • Customer algorithms and specialized output formats
See SDR and signal-research applications

Use ARAMIS alone or as part of a complete experiment.

ARAMIS can be configured with ReGen simulation, inertial sensors, PORTOS front ends, practical exercises and textbooks. The same receiver algorithms can process simulated DIF, recorded DIF or live RF input, supporting direct comparison across software-only, post-processed and real-time experiments.

See GNSS Lab & Training ARAMIS ISM extension brochure

Define the signals, data access and research objective first.

Tell us which constellations and frequencies are required, which processing levels must be accessible, and whether the receiver will be integrated with a simulator, IMU or laboratory course.

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