Media Coverage

Advanced Navigation shares its latest milestones including the first AI-based inertial navigation system,  the first AI sonar system, and the release of Hydrus, a revolution in underwater robotics.

Xavier Orr talks to us about the origins of developing alternatives to the Kalman filter. His intuition over 20 years ago is now the keystone of the Advanced Navigation mission – “Drive the autonomy revolution with AI-powered systems”.

Xavier Orr chats with podcast host Adam Thorn on its latest innovations when it comes to navigating the lunar surface.

Advanced Navigation Mechanical Engineer Nikki Staltari chats about how adapting to an underwater environment required a significant change in her thinking.

Speaking with 9News, Advanced Navigation co-founder and CEO Xavier Orr and Intuitive Machines CTO Dr. Tim Crain detailed the mission. By Mark Santomartino.

AI robotics company Advanced Navigation is vying to be the first Australian company to reach the moon onboard NASA’s Artemis mission by 2024. By Brandon How.

Peter Baker, subsea product manager, with Australia-based Advanced Navigation, called in from Sydney to talk about Hydrus. Presented by Rhode Island: the ocean state. Host: David Hirschman.

Artificial intelligence robotics company Advanced Navigation is set to acquire ANU spin-out Vai Photonics, which is in talks with NASA to use its navigation technology on the next moon landing, in a deal worth up to $40 million.

The company is tapping investors this month to raise between $80 million and $135 million and is expected to have no trouble getting the raise away. By Yolanda Redrup, Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Anthony Macdonald.

We used to see drones in the sky, but now they are underwater. A group of Australian engineers is designing the devices to study and protect the nation’s reefs and more. By Mark Santomartino.

Meet Hydrus, an Australian-developed small fully autonomous underwater drone that combs oceans at up to 3000 metres below the surface. By Chris Griffith.