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Drone Navigation Companies Seek New Ways Past Warzone Jamming
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Drone Navigation Companies Seek New Ways Past Warzone Jamming GPS spoofing and other countermeasures meant to knock drones from the skies over battlefields are giving rise to novel navigation systems that will work even in the face of intense jamming. Australian guidance company Q-CTRL uses quantum measurements of the earth’s magnetic and gravitational fields to keep uncrewed systems on course in jammed or otherwise GPS-denied environments. ASIO, an Israeli company, navigates with onboard...
Drone Navigation Companies Seek New Ways Past Warzone Jamming
GPS spoofing and other countermeasures meant to knock drones from the skies over battlefields are giving rise to novel navigation systems that will work even in the face of intense jamming.
Australian guidance company Q-CTRL uses quantum measurements of the earth’s magnetic and gravitational fields to keep uncrewed systems on course in jammed or otherwise GPS-denied environments. ASIO, an Israeli company, navigates with onboard cameras and image processing.