Satellite Navigation Collection
From vintage VOR receivers to modern in-car screens, it has come a long way
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From vintage VOR receivers to modern in-car screens, it has come a long way. The Narco VHT-2 Superhomer VOR Receiver/Indicator from the 1950s was an early marvel of technology by Narco Avionics. Fast forward to the unknown creator's in-car satellite navigation screen, bringing convenience and ease to drivers' fingertips. In 2011, the Volkswagen Polo SEL 2 Tsi interior dashboard showcased how satellite navigation seamlessly integrated into everyday vehicles. Even celebrities like Carol Smillie couldn't resist trying out the computer navigation system in her Lexus car back in October 1998. The Audi Q3 dashboard of 2013 exemplified luxury and sophistication with its advanced satellite navigation features. Hand-held GPS receivers became essential tools for hikers and explorers alike, as seen with walkers relying on them during their outdoor adventures. Not only did hand-held GPS receivers provide accurate positioning information but also served as companions for car drivers seeking guidance on unfamiliar routes. Combining a hand-held GPS receiver with traditional maps offered a comprehensive approach to navigating through uncharted territories. Satellite navigation even extended beyond Earth's boundaries, as depicted by the artwork showcasing the ENEIDE mission to the International Space Station (ISS). This mission highlighted how satellites play a crucial role in guiding astronauts through space exploration. Whether it be aviation or terrestrial travel, it has revolutionized our ability to navigate efficiently and safely. From humble beginnings to cutting-edge advancements, this technology continues to shape our journeys towards new horizons.