HIL testing is an essential step in the verification process of the Model-Based Design (MBD) approach. HIL testing is usually the last step before testing
Description GNSS signal spoofing consists of broadcasting fake signals –over the real GNSS signals– in order to take control of a GNSS receiver that will
Problems it Solves When testing self-driving and driving assistance systems, GNSS simulators can generate a signal to represent the vehicle. But how those vehicles interact
In 2013, the Federal Communications Commission fined a person almost $32k for using a device intended to evade the fleet management tracking system on his
GNSS is well-known for its ability to provide a position with sub-meter accuracy. However, it is less well-known that GNSS provides a very convenient way
Customers frequently seek information and recommendations from Orolia about hardening security, including general guidelines about available network security features, jamming and spoofing deterrence, bug fixes,
Who Should Read This White Paper? Network and System Engineers Network and System Architects Network and System Administrators Directors/Managers of IT Infrastructure CTOs By Pritam Kandel