Software only
Generate and process GNSS signals without RF hardware.
GNSS RF simulation · SDR software receivers · signal research
Systems for GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, BeiDou, QZSS, NavIC and SBAS signal generation, recording, playback, software-defined reception and laboratory testing.
PORTOS A8 Multi-channel GNSS RF front end and recorder
Engineering GNSS systems since 2007 · Tokyo, Japan
GNSS Applications
Our systems are configurable around the experiment or test method, rather than restricted to a fixed instrument workflow.
Repeatable RF simulation for development, verification, production and acceptance testing.
Explore 02Configurable multi-channel acquisition, raw data access and open processing interfaces.
Explore 03Specialized receivers, simulation models and observables for propagation research.
Explore 04Controlled scenarios and multi-antenna platforms for interference and adaptive processing tests.
Explore 05Coordinated GNSS and inertial data for integrated navigation development and HILS.
Explore 06Complete experimental systems combining hardware, software, exercises and textbooks.
ExplorePrincipal products
Use each product independently, or connect signal generation, multi-channel acquisition and receiver processing as a complete laboratory.
Integrated signal laboratory
ReGen creates signals and scenarios. Replicator provides the full four-RF rack-mount platform. The Simceiver family provides compact integrated simulation, recording and controlled playback in Two-RF and single-frequency USB-2 configurations. PORTOS is the configurable RF front end and recorder. ARAMIS is the SDR receiver and processing environment.
Generate and process GNSS signals without RF hardware.
Repeat the same captured signal environment in post-processing.
Receive and process live signals through the configurable RF front end.
Run dynamic scenarios with real-time signal and RF power control.
Play recorded or simulated files using integrated Simceiver playback or an optional Replicator playback configuration.
GNSS RF front ends & recorders
A family of configurable front ends and recorders for real-time ARAMIS processing and post-processing of recorded signals. Compact A1/A2 units reduce cost and size; rackmount A8 supports multi-channel and multi-antenna research.
Both models integrate simulation, recording and controlled playback through separate operating paths.
Integrated simulator, recorder and playback family
Two compact Simceiver configurations: a current high-end Two-RF system for dual-frequency or two-vehicle testing, and a mature single-frequency USB-2 model for volume deployment.
GNSS RF simulation
Software-defined simulation for receiver development, dynamic scenarios, error modelling, HILS and multi-output testing.
Replicator · Ninja · ReGen-DIF
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GNSS SDR scientific and R&D receivers
ARAMIS ISM provides ionospheric-scintillation monitoring; the ARAMIS R&D receiver provides open processing without ISM functions. RAD combines the ARAMIS engine with PORTOS A8 for multi-antenna, CRPA and tightly coupled GNSS–INS research.
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GNSS Professional Services
Expert-led GNSS RF simulation and SDR software-receiver consulting, system integration, custom development and verification—normally supplied with IP-Solutions products or as a defined engineering project.
GNSS laboratories and technical training remain available as integrated packages combining hardware, software, experiments, exercises and published textbooks.
Explore professional services Books and technical foundationBeyond standard products
We adapt our RF, SDR, signal-generation and multi-channel processing technology to customer-specific instruments under an NRE development program.
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IP-Solutions develops specialized satellite-navigation equipment in Tokyo. Our history includes receiver and simulator development, field experiments, international projects, technical publications and GNSS education, with an archive extending to earlier work by the company's engineers.
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We will recommend a standard configuration where it fits—and define feasibility and NRE separately where it does not.
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