December 22, 2004
Applanix Launches its New Web Site

Applanix Corporation has launched its new website as an improved resource for the Geomatics/Geospatial community worldwide. The new-look internet presence combines simple, easy-to-use site navigation, the most current product information and technical data, and the latest company news. "It’s an important tool in communicating our products and services to the outside world", Jen Schaller, Marketing Communications Manager commented, "and is often the first route potential customers take to find out about Applanix." Visitors to the new site can quickly find the information they are looking for, review case studies, articles and technical papers, or just browse the various product pages to see how integrated Inertial/GPS technology can offer a solution for Airborne, Marine and Land-based applications.

September 28, 2004
Applanix Appoints New European Regional Sales Manager

RICHMOND HILL, CANADA - Applanix is delighted to announce the appointment of Rainer Pallaske to the position of Regional Sales Manager, Europe.

September 22, 2004
Applanix Releases its New POS MV V4 for Marine Vessels

RICHMOND HILL, CANADA - Applanix announced today the release of its new POS MV V4 (Position and Orientation System for Marine Vessels). Based on the company's proven integrated inertial technology, V4 is designed to increase operational capability and system performance, when undertaking multibeam sonar survey operations.

August 30, 2004
Kingwood Forestry Services Inc. Chooses the Applanix DSS Digital Sensor System to Expand its Airborne Operational Capabilities

RICHMOND HILL, CANADA - Applanix announced today that Kingwood Forestry Services of Monticello, Arkansas, has purchased the latest version of its industry-leading DSS Digital Sensor System. The system will expand its aerial photography and GIS data acquisition capabilities for forest management.

July 15, 2004
Invitation to the 2004 International Applanix User Group Meeting

RICHMOND HILL, CANADA - The International User Group Meeting has been scheduled in Toronto, Canada October 11-14, 2004. A full week of activities and meetings has been planned, revolving around the core meeting taking place between the 12th and 13th of October.

July 5, 2004
Applanix to Launch its Latest POSPac Software Release at ISPRS in Istanbul

RICHMOND HILL, CANADA - Applanix announced today that POSPac 4.2, the latest update to its industry-leading Integrated-Inertial post-processing software, will be launched at the International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS) Congress in Istanbul, Turkey, July 12-23, 2004. Designed to maximize quality and optimize workflow, using data collected with the company's airborne and land-based Position and Orientation Systems, the new release incorporates a number of additions and enhanced features aimed at increasing data accuracy, and simplifying processing operations.

June 23, 2004
Applanix Releases its Next Generation POS LV System

RICHMOND HILL, CANADA - Applanix announced today the release of its next generation POS LV (Position and Orientation System for Land Vehicles). Based on Applanix' proven tightly-coupled, integrated inertial technology, the next generation POS LV is designed to provide uninterrupted positioning and orientation information in areas where GPS reception is compromised or unavailable. The system is engineered for a wide variety of land vehicle applications, such as road profiling, pavement analysis, and asset management.

June 8, 2004
Applanix Appoints New Marine Customer Support Engineer

RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO – Applanix Corporation is delighted to announce the appointment of Bruce Francis to the position of Marine Customer Support Engineer at their Houston, Texas office.

May 19, 2004
Applanix Releases the Latest Version of its DSS Digital Sensor System

RICHMOND HILL, CANADA - Applanix introduced today the latest version of its industry-leading DSS Digital Sensor System. The new system incorporates a next-generation CCD, and single-axis azimuth mount, both designed to maximize the DSS system's capabilities in generating high-quality digital imagery for the aerial survey and remote sensing industry.

May 13, 2004
Applanix to Launch its Next Generation POS AV at ASPRS in Denver

RICHMOND HILL, CANADA - Applanix announced today the launch of its next generation POS AV system (Position and Orientation System for Airborne Vehicles) at the upcoming American Society for Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing (ASPRS) annual conference in Denver, Colorado, May 23-28. The Applanix POS AV version 5 is an integrated turnkey system designed for fast, accurate direct georeferencing of aerial imagery and airborne sensor data.

May 6, 2004
Applanix announces Geokosmos of Moscow to distribute Applanix systems

RICHMOND HILL, CANADA - Applanix announced today that it has entered into an agreement which grants Geokosmos (Moscow) exclusive distribution rights to the Applanix line of Position and Orientation (POS) systems.

March 5, 2004
Applanix Aided-Inertial Technology helps Carnegie Mellon navigate the DARPA Grand Challenge

RICHMOND HILL, CANADA – Applanix aided-inertial technology has been chosen as a key component for Carnegie Mellon University’s entry, The Red Team, competing in the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Grand Challenge for autonomous unmanned vehicles. The Red Team will be using the Applanix Position and Orientation System for Land Vehicles (POS LV) on their super-modified Humvee to help traverse 250 miles of off-road terrain from Barstow, California to Las Vegas, Nevada on March 13, 2004. The course must be completed in 10hrs, without human intervention. With a one million dollar prize at stake, competition is fierce, and teams are pinning their hopes of success on a combination of innovative engineering and the latest in navigation and motion sensor technology.

March 2, 2004
Applanix makes mission planning utility available free of charge to the Aerial Survey & Remote Sensing industry

RICHMOND HILL, CANADA - Applanix announced today that the Company's airborne Digital Sensor System Mission Calculator software has been made available free of charge to professionals and other interested individuals within the aerial survey/remote sensing industry.