Defense

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

Advanced Navigation is expanding its footprint in the United States by tapping into one of the nation’s most invaluable assets: its military veterans.

We are thrilled to announce the appointment of Maximilian Doemling as Head of Product Management.

The decision underscores the company’s commitment to advance deep tech innovation across robotics, inertial, photonic and quantum sensing, artificial intelligence, underwater acoustics, and GPS antennas and receivers.

Advanced Navigation is joining forces with Gilmour Space to develop a high-shock Inertial Navigation System (INS) to withstand the extreme conditions of a rocket launch.

Advanced Navigation has finalized a multi-million deal with Rheinmetall Defence Australia to supply fiber-optic gyroscope (FOG) inertial navigation systems (INS), for integration into Rheinmetall’s Boxer Combat Reconnaissance Vehicles (CRV).

Read Interesting Engineering’s story on Advanced Navigation’s co-developed solution with NILEQ.

Read IEEE Spectrum’s story on Advanced Navigation’s collaboration with NILEQ technology.

Advanced Navigation has signed an MoU agreement to co-develop a resilient navigation system integrating MBDA’s NILEQ absolute positioning technology.

The breakthrough will enable airborne systems to navigate unlimited distances over land without relying on GPS, and is passive and resistant to interference.

Advanced Navigation, a global leader in assured positioning navigation and timing (APNT) technologies, has finalized an AUD $8.7 million deal with Hanwha Defence Australia (HDA). Under the deal, Advanced Navigation will supply HDA with 138 Boreas D70 units, a strategic-grade digital fibre-optic gyroscope (DFOG) inertial navigation system (INS), as part of the LAND 400 Phase 3 program.

Advanced Navigation speaks to US publication Breaking Defense on its collaborations with Hanwha.