Septentrio has extended its mosaic-G5 module family with the P8, a multi-frequency GNSS receiver designed for mission-critical applications in contested electromagnetic environments.
The P8 sits at the top of the G5 tier structure, distinguished by Septentrio’s AIM+ Ultimate interference mitigation — a step above the AIM+ Premium protection on the P6 released at XPONENTIAL earlier this month. Beyond interference rejection, the module delivers situational awareness data combining spoofing indicators with power and frequency information that operators can use to help localize jamming sources.
The design also emphasizes integrity: the module is built to ensure truthful positioning and reporting, with automatic sensor switching during GNSS disruptions in heavily compromised environments. Secure communication with input and output authentication guards against unauthorized access and data interception.
The P8 shares the G5 family’s 23 x 16 mm footprint and 2.2-gram weight. It supports open-source autopilots PX4 and ArduPilot for drone integration, and an evaluation kit with direct autopilot connections is available through Septentrio’s RxTools interface. Septentrio began volume shipments of the broader G5 line last October.
Septentrio, part of Hexagon, is demonstrating the mosaic-G5 P8 at SOF Week in Tampa this week, booth 609.
