Global Navigation Satellite Systems Engineering, Policy, and Design
Resilient positioning data was acquired, tracked and generated on a NovAtel receiver while GNSS signals were jammed, advancing TrustPoint’s C-band service toward commercial availability.
By Inside GNSS
The Space CSAC-SA65 extends radiation tolerance to 30 kRad and cuts power draw below 120 mW, letting CubeSat-class missions carry atomic-clock timing without relying on GNSS.
By Inside GNSS
The configurable stack pairs Javad’s multi-constellation receivers with a choice of commercial or defense-grade IMUs, letting integrators keep producing position, velocity and attitude data when GNSS is degraded.
By Inside GNSS
The new Pasternack multi-constellation antenna line targets UAV operators facing increasingly congested RF environments, and will be shown for the first time at the Las Vegas show Sept. 1-3.
By Inside GNSS
The carrier-grade timing receiver drops into a standard RCB form factor, letting equipment makers add nanosecond-level, jam- and spoof-resistant synchronization without custom RF circuit design.
By Inside GNSS
An ESA NAVISP project has examined how positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) technologies will need to evolve to support increasingly automated road vehicles and other advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).
By Peter Gutierrez
A look at how detection works and common misperceptions.
By Maksim Barodzka
Saab UK, quantum timing startup Aquark Technologies and the Royal Navy’s Disruptive Capabilities and Technologies Office (DCTO) have demonstrated that a distributed Giraffe 1X radar network can maintain a coherent air picture using quantum timing sources instead of GNSS.
By Inside GNSS
The European Space Agency (ESA) NAVISP-funded LUPIN project, ‘Enabling high performance PNT in the lunar environment’, has demonstrated hybrid navigation architecture intended to provide robust positioning for future lunar rovers.
By Peter Gutierrez
Canada’s Minister of National Defence, David J. McGuinty, announced the launch of the Quantum Defence Innovation Secure Hub (DISH) in Calgary, Alberta, a University of Calgary-led consortium that will receive more than $20.3 million CAD over two years to move Canadian quantum research toward operational defense capabilities.
By Inside GNSS
Leonardo and Telespazio have completed a proof-of-concept project with the Italian startup Raysilience aimed at providing backup navigation for unmanned aerial vehicles operating without GNSS signals.
By Inside GNSS
As LEO PNT matures, the discussion is shifting from: “can LEO produce a PNT solution?” to “what must happen before users trust it?”
By Zak M. Kassas
“Saying today’s eLoran is what we had in WWII is like saying your 8K Ultra HD television is the same as the 1955 tube set that only got BBC One and ITV. Some fundamentals are the same, but the technology has evolved dramatically.” – U.K. PNT expert.
By Inside GNSS
