Tag: Aerospace

Don’t let GNSS spoofing compromise your platform. Discover why robust, INS-based anti-spoofing solutions are now essential for commercial and autonomous systems.

Successfully demonstrating the benefits of fusing inertial navigation systems with aiding technologies for assured PNT.

GPS is arguably one of the most powerful and transformative technologies of the modern era. What happens when it stops working?

Advanced Navigation’s light detection altimetry and velocimetry (LiDAV) system sets a new benchmark for laser-based distance/range and velocity measurement. This patent pending technology delivers a navigational sensor capable of measuring distance and velocity with extreme accuracy and with less hardware than any other system with similar characteristics.

Global, October 2022 – Advanced Navigation, the world’s most determined innovator in artificial intelligence for robotic and navigation technologies is announcing Boreas D70, a fibre-optic gyroscope (FOG) inertial navigation system (INS).

Intuitive Machines deploys new Advanced Navigation laser velocity and ranging technology for autonomous commercial lunar landings.

Global, 5 May 2022 – Advanced Navigation, one of the world’s most ambitious innovators in AI robotics, and navigation technology has today announced the acquisition of Vai Photonics, a spin-out from The Australian National University (ANU) developing patented photonic sensors for precision navigation.

There are several methods to determine heading in navigation when using an Attitude Heading Reference System (AHRS) or an Inertial Navigation System (INS). As such recommending an appropriate heading source should be based on typical application requirements. These are indicative but should be evaluated fully for individual applications.

With Advanced Navigation’s INS, Dynetics was able to demonstrate efficient and safe mid-air retrieval of its Gremlins X-61 UAV.

Advanced Navigation is pleased to announce their new range of fiber optic gyroscope inertial navigation systems (INS), Boreas.