AGEO RTK CORRECTIONS REAL REFERENCE. REAL WORK.

Precision starts
closer to the work.

Hyper-local corrections for the toughest, most demanding work on earth. Built on our own basestations and delivered through our custom NTRIP caster.

Talk RTK with AGEO
Physical basesDirect reference observations RTCM3 MSM7MSM4 translation available Built for workAgriculture · construction · autonomy
01 / A GROWING U.S. NETWORK

Local precision.

We’re deploying a network of continuously operating reference stations, or CORS, using custom AGEO hardware. The goal is simple: keep a real reference close to the equipment doing the work.

AGEO RTK coverage across the contiguous United StatesGeneralized coverage for planning. Darker teal indicates the approximate 10 kilometer local zone and lighter teal the approximate 30 kilometer service zone. Station locations are not displayed. Overlaps retain the same two colors.Zoom in, then drag to pan with a mouse or touch. With the map focused, use arrow keys to pan, plus or minus to zoom, and Home to restore the full map. At full extent, touch gestures scroll the page.Generalized coverage overview

Coverage is generalized to protect host locations. The 10 km and 30 km bands are approximate planning zones, not accuracy guarantees. Confirm coverage for your operation ↗︎

02 / THE VALUE OF CLOSE

Closer to
the work.

RTK can give a capable receiver centimeter-level positioning. A nearby physical reference helps the base and rover observe more similar atmospheric errors. Move the reference below to explore why distance matters.

PHYSICAL BASE → ROVERConceptual view
Physical basestationYour machine
Shared-error conceptIllustrative, not live measurements
8km
1 km60 km

A local point of reference.

The base is close to the machine’s operating conditions. Short baselines help keep atmospheric errors more alike.

Illustrative conditions, not a coverage or accuracy prediction. Performance depends on the receiver, sky visibility, multipath, reference quality, and connectivity.

AGEO GNSS Basestation showing the enclosure top and connector panel CUSTOM AGEO GNSS BASESTATION Explore the hardware
03 / BUILT THROUGH THE WHOLE CHAIN

Our hardware.
Our caster.
Your precise position.

We build the basestations and the software that delivers their corrections. Our fully custom NTRIP caster uses modern web infrastructure, designed around reliability, uptime, and the demands of connected equipment. Every stream comes from a physical basestation; we do not synthesize virtual reference observations.

Purpose-built correction delivery

A modern foundation for continuous NTRIP streams, developed for the equipment and operating environments AGEO serves.

MSM7 at the source. MSM4 when needed.

Our focus is RTCM3 MSM7. The caster can automatically translate to the more widely supported MSM4 format for compatible receivers, preserving the same physical reference.

Discuss your integration
04 / YOUR EQUIPMENT. YOUR CONNECTION.

Build your
connection.

Choose how your receiver accepts corrections and which message format it supports. Explore a direct NTRIP connection or a serial path with our upcoming modem.

01 / Receiver connection
02 / Supported message format

Use the formats listed in your receiver’s documentation. A physical serial port alone does not establish RTCM compatibility.

YOUR CORRECTION PATHDirect NTRIPRTCM3 MSM7 at the receiver
  1. 01
    REFERENCE

    AGEO basestation

    RTCM3 MSM7 from a physical reference.

  2. 02
    DELIVERY

    AGEO NTRIP caster

    Native MSM7 delivered over NTRIP.

  3. 03
    YOUR EQUIPMENT

    NTRIP-ready receiver

    An RTK engine that supports the selected MSM7 messages.

Discuss this connection

Confirm receiver model, firmware, RTK activation, supported messages, and electrical interface before integration. The AGEO NTRIP modem is in development.

COMING SOON / AGEO NTRIP MODEM

A connection for the
equipment you already own.

We’re working on an NTRIP modem to bring our corrections to receivers through serial / RS232 RTCM inputs. That includes exploring compatible John Deere StarFire configurations and other existing equipment.

Receiver model, firmware, RTK activation, message support, and electrical interface determine compatibility. Specific supported configurations will be announced with the modem.

Ask about the upcoming modem

Put a local referencebehind your operation.

Tell us where you work, which receiver you use, and how precise the job needs to be. We’ll discuss coverage, correction formats, and integration.

Request RTK information