Photo: Use of basic Galileo services will be free,
while high-accuracy capabilities will be restricted to paying users
while high-accuracy capabilities will be restricted to paying users
From Deutsche Welle:
After much delay, the European Commission has awarded contracts for work to start on building the highly-anticipated Galileo space navigation system. The first 14 satellites will be built by a German company.
The European Commission announced on Thursday that the long-delayed Galileo project, the European alternative to the American GPS satellite navigation system, will begin operation in 2014.
The Commission has awarded the German company OHB System AG a 566 million euro (813 million dollar) contract to build the first 14 satellites for the EU's new space-based navigation system.
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