What does Autonomous GPS provide in terms of accuracy?

Autonomous GPS primarily offers sub-meter accuracy, which means that it can typically provide a precision within one meter. This technology is beneficial for various applications that do not require the high precision that differential or real-time kinematic (RTK) systems can offer, making it suitable for general navigation and mapping purposes.

While some advanced GPS systems may achieve centimeter-level accuracy through techniques like differential correction or augmentation systems, Autonomous GPS on its own does not reach that level and certainly does not provide millimeter-level accuracy, which is much more precise and typically associated with specialized surveying equipment.

Therefore, the accuracy range that Autonomous GPS can confidently be relied upon falls within the sub-meter category, providing a balance of sufficient precision for many practical uses without the need for complex setups or corrections.