As concerns over supply chain security continue to reshape the GNSS industry, SyncIoT, a division of SyncWise Inc., has introduced two new families of GNSS receiver modules designed specifically for organizations that require non-Chinese technology components and compliance with U.S. government procurement standards.
The new G1 and G5 module series target a wide range of applications including IoT devices, critical infrastructure monitoring, industrial automation, timing systems, defense platforms, and secure positioning solutions where supply chain transparency is becoming as important as positioning performance.
Focus on Secure GNSS Supply Chains
One of the most notable aspects of the launch is SyncIoT’s emphasis on manufacturing and sourcing outside China. According to the company, both hardware and software components used in the new modules are free from Chinese-origin technology.
This positioning directly addresses growing demand from government agencies, defense contractors, and critical infrastructure operators seeking compliance with National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) requirements and other procurement regulations that increasingly restrict the use of certain foreign technology suppliers.
The move reflects a broader trend within the GNSS industry where supply chain security is becoming a key purchasing factor alongside accuracy, reliability, and power efficiency.
G1 Series Targets Cost Sensitive IoT Deployments
The G1 family is designed for applications that require a balance between positioning performance, power consumption, and system cost.
The modules operate on the L1 GNSS frequency and can simultaneously track up to four satellite constellations, providing improved satellite availability compared to single-constellation receivers. Multi-constellation support is particularly valuable in urban environments, industrial sites, and other locations where buildings or obstacles may partially block satellite visibility.
SyncIoT also introduced a low-power variant known as the G1LP, which is aimed at battery-powered devices and long-life IoT deployments where energy consumption is a primary design consideration.
Potential use cases:
- Asset tracking.
- Smart city infrastructure.
- Environmental monitoring.
- Agricultural IoT sensors.
- Fleet management systems.
- Utility monitoring equipment.
- G5 Adds L5 Signal Support and Advanced Features.
For applications requiring higher positioning performance, SyncIoT developed the G5 series.
Unlike the G1, the G5 supports both L1 and L5 GNSS signals. L5 has become increasingly important in modern satellite navigation because of its stronger signal structure, improved resistance to interference, and superior performance in challenging environments affected by multipath reflections.
According to the company, the G5 can achieve sub-meter positioning accuracy while simultaneously tracking up to four GNSS constellations.
Additional features include:
- Raw carrier phase measurements.
- One pulse per second (1PPS) timing output.
- Anti-jamming functionality.
- Anti-spoofing capabilities.
- IMU data pass-through.
- Integrated SAW filter.
- Integrated low-noise amplifier (LNA).
These capabilities make the module suitable for precision timing applications, advanced navigation systems, industrial automation, robotics, autonomous platforms, and security-sensitive deployments.
Growing Demand for Trusted GNSS Hardware
The timing of the launch is significant. The GNSS market is currently experiencing a shift toward trusted navigation hardware as governments and infrastructure operators become increasingly concerned about spoofing threats, electronic warfare, and geopolitical risks within technology supply chains.
From a technical perspective, the G5 appears to be the more strategically important product. L5-capable receivers are rapidly becoming the standard for professional GNSS applications because they offer measurable improvements in positioning reliability and interference resilience. Combined with anti-spoofing and anti-jamming features, the module aligns well with current market requirements in defense, critical infrastructure, and industrial automation sectors.
Perhaps more importantly, SyncIoT is not attempting to compete solely on positioning accuracy. Instead, the company is targeting a growing segment of customers who prioritize supply chain trust, regulatory compliance, and long-term procurement security. As governments continue tightening sourcing requirements, this strategy could prove just as valuable as technical performance specifications.
About SyncWise
SyncWise Inc. develops positioning, timing, and IoT technologies for commercial, industrial, and government applications. Through its SyncIoT division, the company focuses on GNSS receiver modules and embedded positioning solutions designed for secure, mission-critical deployments. The newly introduced G1 and G5 families represent the company’s latest effort to expand its presence in defense, infrastructure, and industrial IoT markets.
