Prof. Hsu on GNSS, RTK, and the future of decentralized navigation

Lucy Icking of onocoy visited Prof. Li-Ta Hsu — head of the Intelligent Positioning and Navigation Lab — at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University to explore the future of GNSS correction and decentralized navigation infrastructure. (Lucy Icking is also a visiting PhD student in IPNL, from Hannover University, Germany.)

A leading voice in urban GNSS innovation, Prof. Hsu’s work bridges cutting-edge research and real-world applications — from RTK and GNSS–LiDAR fusion to autonomous driving and smart agriculture — informed by a background spanning UCL, the University of Tokyo, and Google’s Android Location Team.

The conversation covers:

Why GNSS is critical infrastructure — and how most people don’t even realize it
The challenges of precision positioning in urban and global environments
How correction networks and decentralized models like onocoy can unlock global use cases
The role East Asia can play in the future of robotics and autonomous systems

Learn more about onocoy at onocoy.com.

Source: youtube