Global Navigation Satellite Systems Engineering, Policy, and Design
Robust Optical Clock Network aims to deliver shoebox-scale and transportable optical clocks with months-long GPS-quality holdover for next-generation PNT and sensor networks.
By Inside GNSS
The methods used to establish traceability of the timing data processed by a GNSS receiver to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), and the role calibrating the delay in the user’s receiving and processing equipment plays in realizing this traceability.
By Inside GNSS
These misleading narratives are keeping the U.S. from advancing PNT policy, putting everyone who depends on GNSS at risk.
By Dana A. Goward
Furuno has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Xona Space Systems to develop products that integrate Xona’s Pulsar low Earth orbit positioning, navigation and timing (LEO PNT) service, with a particular focus on timing and synchronization applications, the companies announced February 3.
By Inside GNSS
European efforts to strengthen positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) are increasingly focusing on timing, the least celebrated yet foundational element of the triad.
By Peter Gutierrez
While celebrating the Galileo milestone, the conference focused on addressing today’s GNSS vulnerabilities and moving toward a more assured PNT.
By Richard Thomas
From an Australian garage to global validation, Locata’s TimeLoc technology is redefining terrestrial precision positioning and timing.
By Inside GNSS
The compact, accurate and resilient GNSS receiver module is now accessible to high-volume time-synchronization applications.
By Inside GNSS
IonQ, a leader in the quantum computing and networking industries, has announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Vector Atomic, a pioneer in advanced quantum sensors for positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) applications.
By Inside GNSS
New collaboration to demonstrate how terrestrial 5G-based timing can provide scalable solutions to complement and backup GPS.
By Inside GNSS
In a world increasingly reliant on satellite-based positioning and timing, the vulnerabilities of GNSS are no longer just academic.
By Inside GNSS
Aquark’s atomic clock system, the AQlock, functioned continuously aboard HMS Pursuer over three days, marking an important milestone for Position, Navigation and Navigation (PNT) technology and a step forward in the mission to reduce global reliance on Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS).
By Inside GNSS
To meet increasingly demanding performance requirements, navigation technology development must be rapid and innovative, relying on a system-of-systems vision that involves a multi-orbit space component – with low Earth orbit (LEO) PNT becoming a critical factor.
By Inside GNSS
