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Overview
Saluki Technology Inc. is a high-tech company, supplier and manufacturer of High-end RF&MW Test Equipment, General Test Equipment, Lab Equipment and Optical Communication Equipment. Founded in 1997, the company was initially an agent of telecommunication equipment, and it once ranked second in the Chinese market. With an in-depth understanding of the market and user needs, meantime a deep accumulation of technology, the company began to develop its own brand of test equipment in 2008, and promoted it mainly for the Asian market. Beginning in 2015, the company moved its headquarters to Taiwan, and began to face more overseas markets and built the SALUKI brand.
At present, the company has exclusive agents in South Korea, Turkey, and stable partners in markets of countries like Canada, Germany, the United States, the United Kingdom, Finland, Poland, Indonesia, Israel, Vietnam, and South America.
We are committed to establishing a stable partnership with local agents to provide customers with the most professional, fast and long-term services.
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According to the Beidou Application Service System announced by the State Council’s Beidou Press Conference on December 27, 2019, the Beidou System will provide users with comprehensive positioning and navigation timing, short message communication, international search and rescue, precision single-point positioning and starbase enhancement and many other services. The Beidou system innovatively adopts the technology system of navigation and communication integration, and its diversified services are leading the development of satellite navigation in the world.
Recently, at the Fourteenth Congress of the United Nations International Committee on Global Satellite Navigation (ICG), we learned that other systems in the world are also actively developing diversified services. The third-generation GPS III satellite of the United States GPS broadcasts a fourth civilian signal (L1C) that can interoperate with other GNSS, providing higher accuracy and atomic clock services. Later, GPS IIIF will provide search and rescue services. In the future, the United States will also upgrade the 3 GEO satellites currently used by its star-based augmentation system WAAS, and modernize by providing dual-frequency multi-constellation services and enhanced integrity monitoring services.
GLONASS will provide 4 types of civil services, including basic open services, high reliability and accuracy services, carrier phase measurement and reference station-based navigation services, and high-precision precision single-point positioning (PPP) services. At the same time, GLONASS has a GNSS monitoring and performance evaluation system that independently monitors system performance and evaluates user-level performance.
The Galileo system will have four new services, including public service navigation information certification, high accuracy (targeted at 0.2 meters), commercial certification, and emergency alert (cooperation with Japan and India) services. In terms of search and rescue services, the International Search and Rescue Organization announced in December 2016 that Galileo has early search and rescue capabilities, and has now completed the return link function demonstration test, and will provide formal services in 2020.
In summary, the major satellite navigation system suppliers are actively committed to broadening the scope of satellite navigation services to better meet the diverse needs of users. The diversification of services has become the future development trend of global satellite navigation systems and a new big move in competition.
