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Sydney, Australia

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NavAids is a company that has been active in the field of navigation technology since 1995 and specializes in GPS and GNSS devices for various applications such as Surveying, Exploration, and Mining. The company's offerings include Garmin GPS handheld devices as well as satellite phones and -messaging systems. NavAids also offers SLAM-LiDAR scanners from Stonex, which can be used for 3D mapping and Point Cloud Capture. The firm provides training and support to ensure that customers can effectively work with the devices. NavAids has its headquarters in Perth, Australia, and offers its services throughout the country.

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