Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1995-03-16
1996-12-10
Zanelli, Michael
Boots, shoes, and leggings
364443, 364460, G01C 2200
Patent
active
055837760
ABSTRACT:
A microcomputer-assisted position finding system that integrates GPS data, dead reckoning sensors, and digital maps into a low-cost, self-contained navigation instrument is disclosed. A built-in radio frequency transponder allows individual positions to be monitored by a central coordinating facility. Unique dead reckoning sensors and features are disclosed for ground speed/distance measurement and computer-aided position fixes.
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Judd Thomas
Levi Robert W.
Point Research Corporation
Zanelli Michael
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