World’s most affordable GNSS Testing from LabSat, LabSat is a low cost GPS Simulator (LabSat 2 with GLONASS option) which gives you the ability to record and replay real GNSS RF data (selectable 2 or 4 bit sampling) as well as user generated scenarios. If you are selling, testing or developing products incorporating GPS or GNSS engines, then you'll find LabSat makes your job easier and more effective.

LabSat is based on brand new USB streaming technology, which has meant that the majority of work in reproducing GPS and GLONASS signals is handled by a standard laptop PC, vastly reducing the complexity and therefore the cost of the hardware.

Not only are the cost savings significant, but LabSat includes some powerful features which are normally only available on top of the range GNSS simulators. Other features are totally unique; for example synchronised video and serial data record/replay and selectable 2 or 4 bit sampling.

LabSat is the most affordable, full constellation GNSS simulator range on the market, making GPS and GLONASS Test and Simulation accessible for any company involved in GNSS design, test or production.

	Labsat As one of the first dedicated GPS Simulators with RF record and playback facilities, LabSat enables real world GPS testing to take place in the laboratory. Small and rugged, allowing it to be used in the field, LabSat continuously records real world GPS data, faithfully reproducing all GPS artefacts on the bench.
	LabSat 2 Dual Constellation GPS + GLONASS Recorder and Re-player. LabSat 2 builds on the highly successful LabSat system. It is capable of recording and replaying two channels of GPS and GLONASS data, with 2 bit sampling when recording both constellations and 4 bit sampling when recording a single constellation. This enables real-world, repeatable testing of GNSS devices to take place in the laboratory.
	SatGen Software LabSat SatGen Software allows you to create a data file which can be replayed on a LabSat which is based on a user-generated trajectory file. This allows you to simulate almost any kind of test, at a set time and date, anywhere in the world. For example, say you are based in the UK, but you have customers for your products in Australia. You can create a test scenario based around Melbourne and check that your equipment works under these conditions.