Through a new partnership with Swift Navigation, a precise positioning technology major, MIKROE is bringing Swift’s Skylark® Precise Positioning Service to its GNSS 19 Click (SE868K5-D variant) Click board™. GNSS 19 Click is a compact add-on board built for high-precision, multi-constellation GNSS positioning, navigation, and tracking in demanding outdoor environments.
At the core of GNSS 19 Click (SE868K5-D variant) is the SE868K5-D, a dual-frequency, multi-constellation GNSS module from Telit Cinterion. By using multiple frequency bands and constellations at the same time, it delivers superior accuracy and robust performance.
The module combines GPS/QZSS and Galileo in the L1/E1 and L5/E5 bands, GLONASS in the L1 band, BeiDou in the B1 and B2 bands, plus SBAS support to sharpen positioning accuracy and help mitigate multipath in dense urban environments.
Skylark is a global, cloud?based GNSS correction service that delivers reliable, centimetre-level accuracy for applications such as autonomous navigation, agriculture, construction, and micromobility, backed by carrier?grade infrastructure and SLAs.
“We signed the agreement with Swift Navigation to make GNSS solutions more accessible to a broader audience,” explains Nebojsa Matic, CEO of MIKROE. To encourage adoption, the GNSS 19 Click (SE868K5-D variant) ships with a 6?month free Skylark trial—valued between $150 and $350 per account—so engineers can evaluate and refine designs with no upfront cost; after the trial, Skylark service starts from just $29 per month per device.
The board offers NMEA data output, raw measurement support, AGNSS ephemeris injection, local short-term ephemeris prediction for faster TTFF, selectable UART or I2C communication, USB-to-UART boot support, and additional features tailored for integration into real?world systems.
