Tx Trimble launches NAV-960 GNSS receiver for precision farming
Upgraded GNSS receiver offers better durability, signal stability, and processing power for autosteer systems
PTx Trimble, the joint venture between AGCO and Trimble, has introduced the NAV-960™, a next-generation GNSS receiver designed to enhance autoguidance performance across mixed-fleet operations. The new unit was unveiled at Agrishow 2025 in Brazil.
Designed as the successor to the NAV-900, the NAV-960 integrates improved satellite tracking, inertial sensing, and onboard processing to support high-precision field operations. The system is fully compatible with PTx Trimble’s GFX-series displays and steering systems, using the same cables for seamless upgrades.
Key features
According to the manufacturer, the NAV-960 offers:
Up to 50% better vehicle positioning than its predecessor Centimeter-level accuracy with Trimble CenterPoint® RTX or RTK corrections Enhanced GNSS engine and inertial sensors Quad-core processor for faster data processing and line tracking Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for easier support and future updates Rugged aluminum housing designed for dust, vibration, water, and temperature extremes It also includes Trimble ProPoint® and IonoGuard™, technologies developed to maintain signal performance during GPS interference caused by solar storms. These performance claims are based on internal testing and have not been independently verified.
Availability
The NAV-960 is available globally through PTx Trimble dealers and is designed to support both current precision needs and future technology developments.
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