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Sea Technology, Jun 2005
NavCom Technology (Torrance, California) recently announced today that Young, Stuart & Associates (Germiston, South Africa) has been signed as a dealer, providing NavCom Technology's full line of global positioning systems and wireless products, including the decimeter positioning service of the StarFire Network, throughout the southern and middle regions of Africa. Young, Stuart & Associates provides professional geometric services and products for applications such as engineering surveys, precise control surveys, topographical surveys, aerial surveys, mapping, mine surveying (tunnels and open cast), transmission line surveys and laser scanning.
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"Young, Stuart & Associates has been one of the foremost suppliers of surveying services throughout the African continent for over 25 years. Their addition to our dealer network is a significant advancement toward providing our products and services within Africa," said J. Christopher Litton, sales manager for NavCom Technology. "The global availability of the StarFire Network is an ideal positioning solution for Africa, delivering affordable, decimeter positioning accuracy without the need of a base station."
"NavCom Technology provides us with the combination of both advanced global positioning system products and the StarFire Network," said Norman Stuart, managing director of Young, Stuart & Associates.
For more information, visit www.navcomtech.com or www.ysainc.co.za.
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