Gisteq PhotoTrackr Lite Geo Positions Photos

By admin | Aug 22, 2008
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gisteq-phototrackr.jpgTravel enthusiasts like to know where they shoot pictures.  Heck, if you travel with any frequency, keeping up with what picture was taken where can be frustrating.  Gisteq has come up with a pretty cool Photo geo positioning device that will help, called PhotoTrackr Lite.

People love to geo position photos.  With the recent explosion of GPS, people will try to geoposition about anything.  There are some really creative ways to use geolocation.  But a lot of people simply want to tag their photos.  This helps them associate memories with pictures or to recall those memories based on a location.  The PhotoTrackr Lite helps you achieve that by synchronizing your camera time with the geopositioning device.  Later, when you download your pics to your computer, the software simply tags them based on time.  Boom, now you have geopositioned photos!

Specs:

  • GPS Features:
    • High Sensitivitiy Chipset
    • Frequency: L1, 1575.42MHz
    • C/A Code: 1.023MHz chip rate
    • Channels: Support 51 Channels
    • Antenna (internal): Built-in low noise patch antenna
  • Time to First Fix (TTFF):
    • Cold Start: 36 sec.
    • Warm Start: 33 sec.
    • Hot Start: 1 sec.
    • Reacquisition: < 1 sec.
    • Update Rate: 1 Hz.
  • Accuracy:
    • Position: <3m CEP (50%) without SA
    • Velocity: 0.1m/sec, without SA
    • Time: +/- 50ns synchronized to GPS time
  • Superior sensitivity: -158dBm tracking
  • 4MB flash memory for data logging, with 16 bytes binary data per record that stores up to 250,000
  • Logging data interval programmable: by time (1 second ~ 30 mins) or distance (2 ~ 65535 meters)
  • Vibration sensor for power management (auto power on / off)
  • Device Size and Weight:
    • Dimension: 2.89 (L) x 1.31 (W) x 1.23 (H) inch
    • Weight: 67g including battery
  • Interface:
    • GPS Protocol: Default NMEA-0813 - GGA, GSA, GSV, RMC, VTG
    • Data Bit: 8, Stop Bit: 1 (Default)
  • Power:
    • Operation Time: 14 hours in continuous mode
    • 1 AA Battery, 1.5v
  • Dynamic Conditions:
    • Altitude: < 18,000 (60,000 feet)
    • Velocity: < 515m/s (1000 knots)
    • Acceleration < 4G
    • Motional Jerk 20m/sec3 max
  • Environmental Characteristics:
    • Operating Temperature: -10 C to +60 C
    • Storage Temperature: -20 C to +85 C

Cost is around $100 USD.



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