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Advanced Navigation APAC
- Region Served: Asia, India, the Pacific, Australia and New Zealand
- Headquarters: Sydney, Australia
- Primary Industries Serviced: Defence, Mining, Remote Operated and Autonomous Systems, and Heavy Industry

Driving Autonomy in the Asia-Pacific
Advanced Navigation has supplied more than 1,000 customers across the Asia-Pacific with navigation systems.









Celebrating Asia-Pacific’s Most Innovative Technology

Australia’s 50 Most Innovative Manufacturers Awards
Recognised for Industrial Solutions
Our APAC Locations
Sydney
- Location: Level 12, 255 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
- Phone: +61 2 7908 9385
- Operating Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM AEST/AEDT (Contact our team to coordinate specific support windows across the broader Asia-Pacific time zones).
Botany
- Location: 38 Lord St, Botany NSW 2019, Australia
- Direct Line: +61 2 9099 3800
- Business Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM AEST/AEDT (Visits by appointment only)
Perth
- Location: 245 Balcatta Rd, Balcatta WA 6021, Australia
- Direct Line: +61 8 6146 5600
- Business Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM AWST (Please note this facility operates on Western Standard Time).
Our APAC Leaders
Case Study
Field Proven: Securing Flight Operations Over Western Australia
We rigorously validate our navigation architecture locally in Australia, ensuring reliable performance against real-world electromagnetic threats and signal degradation.
- The Challenge: During flight trials departing from Jandakot Airport in Western Australia, airborne platforms were subjected to simulated, severe GNSS-denied environments across varying terrains, assessing their vulnerability to signal loss and electromagnetic warfare.
- The Solution: Our engineers deployed a software-defined architecture, fusing the Boreas D90 Fiber-Optic Gyroscope (FOG) Inertial Navigation System (INS) with our Laser Velocity Sensor (LVS), dynamically adapting to atmospheric conditions and signal drops without external aiding.
- The Result: Navigating highly dynamic maneuvers over a 100 km flight path, the fused system recorded a mere 29 meters of error (0.03% of the total distance), representing an order-of-magnitude improvement over traditional velocity aiding and ensuring flight resilience.

Recent Regional Events

PNT 2026
Partnering with Australasia’s premier positioning and timing conference in Sydney, our CEO and senior technical experts presented the future of FOG technology and resilient PNT to drive the global autonomy revolution and strengthen Australia’s sovereign industrial capability.
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Singapore Airshow 2026
Exhibiting at Asia’s most influential aerospace and defense event in Singapore, our regional specialists highlighted the future of resilient, GNSS-denied flight navigation to international aerospace and military leaders.
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Global Operations
Advanced Navigation operates a network of global offices to manufacture, distribute, and support industries worldwide. Advanced Navigation maintains dedicated offices across three primary regions: the U.S., EMEA, and APAC. These regional hubs house local sales and support teams.
Learn more about our local operations, specific manufacturing capabilities, and regional support teams by exploring our global hubs below:
FAQs
How do you support sovereign capability and defence requirements in the Asia Pacific region?
We design and manufacture core navigation technologies locally in Australia, aligning with regional defence standards and sovereign supply chain priorities. Our dedicated defence team collaborates directly with local primes and government agency partners on integration projects.
How can I meet the Advanced Navigation team at upcoming industry events in Asia Pacific?
Review the regional events calendar on this page to see our upcoming trade show and conference appearances across the Asia Pacific. You can pre-book a 1-on-1 meeting with our regional leadership or engineering team prior to any event using our contact form.
Can we schedule on-site technical assistance in the Asia Pacific?
Yes, our Australian-based engineering and operations teams can provide direct, on-site technical support and deployment assistance across the APAC region. You can request assistance directly through our regional contact form.
What product solutions are available in the Asia-Pacific region?
We offer our complete global suite of navigation technologies across APAC, including high-performance IMUs, INS products, subsea acoustic positioning systems, and velocity-aiding platforms. All regional deployments are fully backed by local inventory, technical support, and sovereign manufacturing standards.
How do I get to the Advanced Navigation Sydney headquarters?
Our APAC headquarters is located at Level 12, 255 George Street in the Sydney CBD, highly accessible by public transit:
- By Train/Light Rail: We are a short walk from both Wynyard Station and Circular Quay. If taking the Light Rail, alight at the Bridge Street stop, which is directly adjacent to our building.
- By Car: While CBD street parking is highly restricted, there are several paid commercial parking garages located nearby on Pitt Street and George Street. We recommend utilizing public transit for the easiest arrival.
Where does Advanced Navigation manufacture its products?
We proudly manufacture our hardware right here in Australia across two state-of-the-art facilities:
- Advanced Navigation Botany: Located at the UTS Tech Lab, this high-tech fabrication facility is dedicated to the scaled manufacturing of our navigation systems.
- Advanced Navigation Balcatta: This 5.5-acre subsea robotics center features advanced marine simulation environments and water testing tanks, serving as the manufacturing hub for our underwater autonomous platforms, including the Hydrus AUV.
How do I get to the Advanced Navigation manufacturing facility in Botany?
Our Botany manufacturing facility is located just minutes from Sydney Airport and Port Botany.
- By Car: The facility is easily accessible via Southern Cross Drive (M1) or Foreshore Road. Visitor parking is available on campus, but please coordinate with your Advanced Navigation point of contact prior to arrival to secure a spot.
- By Public Transit: We recommend taking the T8 Airport & South train line to Mascot Station or Green Square Station. From there, it is a short, 10-minute rideshare or bus connection directly to the UTS Tech Lab precinct.
How do I get to the Advanced Navigation facility in Balcatta?
Our subsea robotics center is located in the northern suburbs of Perth, Western Australia.
- By Car: The facility is highly accessible for drivers via the Mitchell Freeway (taking the Reid Highway or Erindale Road exits). Because this is a large industrial R&D campus, dedicated visitor parking is readily available on-site.
- By Public Transit: Visitors taking public transit can utilize the Joondalup train line, alighting at Stirling Station. From the station, the Balcatta facility is a brief bus connection or a 5-to-10-minute rideshare away.


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