ANavS Customized Engineering Services refers to tailored development and integration of high-precision positioning and navigation systems to meet unique customer needs. The ANavS engineering team works with clients from the initial idea through development, integration and implementation of bespoke solutions.

Yes — in addition to standard GNSS/INS solutions like AI-ROX and A-ROX, ANavS offers customized engineering services to build specialized sensor systems, tailored motion tracking platforms, or application-specific positioning solutions based on client requirements.

ANavS can develop customer-specific sensor fusion systems, real-time motion tracking solutions, bespoke positioning terminals and application-driven platforms that integrate GNSS, IMU, odometry or other sensors, combined with advanced algorithms powered by ROS2 or AI.

Yes. As part of its tailored services, ANavS handles system architecture design, software integration (e.g., ROS2 pipelines), real-time data processing integration and full testing workflows to ensure the solution matches customer requirements from concept to delivery.

Companies should consider these services when they have unique positioning, navigation or motion sensing challenges that cannot be solved by off-the-shelf products alone — for example, bespoke motion capture systems, custom OEM sensor integrations or domain-specific navigation platforms.

Yes. ANavS not only develops tailored solutions for clients but also participates in collaborative research and development projects to explore new technologies and innovative positioning applications alongside partners.

Standard product offerings (like A-ROX or G-ROX) are ready-to-use positioning solutions, while Customized Engineering involves designing and implementing a solution specifically adapted to the customer’s context, extending standard components or building entirely new systems for unique use cases.

ANavS Customized Engineering Services are bespoke development services that provide tailored positioning, navigation and sensor fusion solutions for unique applications. They should be used when off-the-shelf systems are insufficient, and a customer needs specialized hardware, software or integrated positioning workflows designed specifically for their operational environment or objectives.