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Operate with higher accuracy using vehicles, drones, or surveying equipment, powered by our RTK GPS correction signal across Europe.
Every centimeter counts
RTK enhances GPS accuracy down to the centimeter. Perfect for navigation, automation and precise positioning.
So how does RTK actually work, and what makes it different from regular GPS? Standard GPS provides a general location, but that’s not accurate enough when every centimeter matters.
RTK, short for Real-Time Kinematic, works in combination with a GNSS system and an RTK base station to transmit correction signals. This significantly increases the GPS accuracy of your device, sometimes to within less than two centimeters.
That level of precision makes it ideal for equipment that drives, surveys, or navigates autonomously. Whether you’re using RTK-GPS on a drone or a farming vehicle, you can rely on data that’s accurate and consistent.
Efficiency in action
From agriculture to infrastructure, RTK data delivers reliable GPS precision tailored to your field of work.
Widely used in precision farming, ideal for GPS tractors, RTK tractors, or GPS-equipped agricultural vehicles.
In construction, RTK-GPS helps guide machinery like RTK excavators and supports precise site layouts.
Choose the RTK subscription that fits your needs, flexibility, precision, and clear terms without surprises.
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Efficiency in action
RTK enables high-precision use cases, from drones to vehicles. Work faster, more efficiently, and with fewer errors.
For drone mapping and aerial inspections, where RTK-GPS ensures sharp and precise data from above.
Used in farming machinery, GPS tractors, or construction vehicles for consistent and controlled driving patterns.
Expand your knowledge
Step-by-step insights into how RTK works and how it differs from regular GPS — in plain language.
GPS is everywhere, from smartphones to tractors, but it’s not always accurate enough. When every centimeter counts, Real-Time Kinematic (RTK) technology steps in. On this page, we explain the key differences between standard GPS and RTK, so you know exactly when and why to choose one over the other.
Reliable RTK solution with transparent pricing, broad coverage, and support for vehicles, drones, and surveying equipment.
A solid GPS signal wherever you work in the Netherlands or Europe.
Quickly connects with existing systems like drones, tractors, and excavators.
No surprises, just pick the plan that fits your needs.
Supports agriculture, construction, mobility, and geospatial work.
Assistance from people who truly understand your workflow.
Your questions answered
No need to search, we’ve already answered the most frequently asked questions about RTKsub.
Yes, our network has global coverage via GEODnet. Just check whether your area is fully supported.
You’ll need an RTK-compatible GPS receiver. Many modern systems already support this by default.
Yes, RTKsub supports agriculture, construction, drone operations, surveying, autonomous vehicles, and more.
RTK subtraction is a technique where correction signals are sent over a network to refine GPS data to centimeter-level accuracy.
Some business subscriptions allow multi-user management. Contact us to explore your options.
Read and learn
Discover how RTK data is applied in the field and explore tips for working more accurately and efficiently.
At RTKsub, we believe the future of drones isn’t only airborne, it’s built on accuracy, infrastructure, and the ability to scale with confidence.
That’s why we’re proud to announce that RTKsub is now a member of UAV DACH, Europe’s largest association for UAV professionals.
This step is more than membership. It reflects our ongoing mission to strengthen the foundations of the drone ecosystem, supporting industrial operators, integration partners, and innovators who are shaping the future of autonomous flight.
Anyone starting with RTK quickly encounters the term “mountpoint.” For many users it sounds technical and perhaps even unnecessary, but a mountpoint is essential for the proper functioning of your RTK connection. It determines which corrections you receive and in which coordinate system your data is delivered. In this blog, we explain step by step what a mountpoint is, why it matters, and how to choose the right one.
When it comes to drones, everything revolves around precision. Whether it’s inspection flights, cartography, or agricultural applications, the quality of the data depends entirely on positional accuracy. With standard GPS, deviations of several meters can occur, which is simply too inaccurate for professional use.
RTK (Real-Time Kinematic) makes all the difference. Thanks to real-time correction signals, the position of the RTK drone is recorded with centimeter-level accuracy. This means more stable flights, exactly repeatable routes, and higher-quality data.
To perform measurements or flights as accurately as possible, you need more than GPS alone. The RTK network provides real-time corrections that enable centimeter-level precision. Whether you’re flying a drone for mapping, operating a tractor in agriculture, or running construction machinery, a stable connection to the network is essential. In this article, we walk you through, step by step, how to establish that connection.
In construction projects, everything revolves around precision and efficiency. A small measurement error can cause delays, higher costs, and even safety risks. That’s why more and more companies in the construction industry rely on RTK data. Thanks to real-time corrections, the RTK network provides GPS measurements accurate to just a few centimeters. In this blog, you’ll discover how RTK data makes your construction projects more efficient and reliable.
Standard GPS isn’t built for precision
A regular GPS receiver gives you a rough location, usually within a few meters. This may be enough for daily navigation. However, for tasks like surveying, autonomous driving, or construction, it simply doesn’t cut it.
GPS correction bridges that gap.
It turns raw satellite signals into centimeter-level accuracy. As a result, systems become more reliable and far more useful in high-performance environments.
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