A taximeter test is usually carried out using the rolling-road system that simulates a real route. Despite being quick and easy to calibrate, this has some limitations, which are resolved with a verification system based on GPS developed by Applus+.
GPSi is a taximeter verification system using measurement equipment based on satellite navigation (GNSS). The equipment consists of a portable device such as a tablet, on which the software for verification is executed, with the data received via an external high-frequency GPS antenna.
In 2012, the Spanish Metrology Centre verified the calibration of the Applus+ GPSi system.
Taxi drivers and public administrations.
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