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In an era where global positioning systems (GPS) have become indispensable for navigation across various sectors, the vulnerability of these systems to jamming and spoofing has become increasingly evident. This vulnerability is prompting companies like Australia-based Advanced Navigation to develop innovative, GPS-independent navigation technologies. Advanced Navigation is at the forefront of this revolution, creating advanced systems that can navigate without relying on satellite signals, thus improving both military and commercial aviation safety.
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton's decision in 2000 to open GPS to commercial use marked a significant leap forward in precision navigation worldwide. However, the rapid evolution of electronic warfare capabilities has highlighted the need for resilient navigation systems. Advanced Navigation is tackling this challenge with novel approaches, including the use of onboard sensors and visual navigation technologies.
Advanced Navigation has recently partnered with European defense supplier MBDA to develop a resilient navigation system that integrates MBDA's NILEQ technology. This technology uses neuromorphic sensors to capture terrain data, matching it to an existing database of the Earth's surface, thereby providing a passive and interference-resistant navigation solution.
"Our technology helps people know where their objects are, and also information like where it is pointing and how fast it is moving," explains Chris Shaw, co-founder of Advanced Navigation. This capability is critical for both military applications, such as long-range missiles, and commercial sectors like mining and space exploration.
While visual navigation offers high accuracy over varied terrains, it faces challenges in featureless areas like oceans or deserts. Advanced Navigation acknowledges this limitation and is working on combining multiple technologies—known as "layering"—to create a robust navigation system.
The development of GPS alternatives is not limited to Advanced Navigation. The University of South Australia has been working on a celestial navigation system for drones, using visual data from stars to provide a backup for GPS in hostile or vulnerable environments. This technology is particularly beneficial for nighttime operations or in areas where GPS signals are compromised.
As global tensions rise and electronic warfare capabilities become more sophisticated, the demand for reliable navigation systems that do not depend on satellite signals is increasing. Advanced Navigation's partnership with MBDA to develop NILEQ is a significant step toward meeting this demand.
The shift beyond GPS for precision geolocation is driven by the need for resilient and reliable navigation systems. Advanced Navigation's innovative approaches, combined with strategic partnerships like the one with MBDA, are setting new standards in navigation technology. As the world moves towards a multi-layered navigation ecosystem, companies like Advanced Navigation are pioneering the future of positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) technologies.
Advanced Navigation is a leader in Assured Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (APNT) technologies. Based in Australia, the company is leveraging cutting-edge sensor fusion and proprietary software to provide spatial intelligence solutions for defense and commercial applications.
