Tag: Defense

Scaling Inertial Navigation Systems for UAVs and Drones Without the Wait

Advanced Navigation delivers inertial navigation systems to UAVs and drones in weeks, not years. Explore our ITAR-free, FOG INS solutions for fleet scaling.

2 February 2026

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Advanced Navigation Appoints Chief Technology Officer to Drive Breakthroughs in Deep-Tech Autonomy

As autonomy accelerates across industry, defence, climate science and space, Advanced Navigation is betting the future of navigation will look a lot like a living nervous system.

1 February 2026

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Advanced Navigation Appoints New APAC Head to Drive Sovereign PNT Surge

Toscan’s expertise will be instrumental as assured, GPS-independent autonomy is rapidly shifting from a strategic advantage to a baseline for commercial activity and national security.

12 January 2026

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Accelerating Deployment of Resilient Counter-UAS Technology

Discover how Advanced Navigation’s INS empowers resilient counter-UAS technology and rapid deployment.

8 December 2025

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3 December 2025

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Why GNSS Jamming Demands a New Approach for Armored Fighting Vehicles

Find out how our INS products deliver assured PNT without the multi-year lead times of traditional procurement.

9 November 2025

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How ITAR-Free Navigation Shortens Your Delivery Timeline

At Advanced Navigation, our products are designed and manufactured without ITAR controlled components, reducing risk to your supply chain for navigation systems.

3 November 2025

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How to Ensure Your C-UAS Systems Are Field-Ready

Mobile C-UAS systems can fail in GPS-denied environments due to radar heading drift. Learn how an INS provides the stability needed for reliable drone detection.

27 October 2025

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Fortifying the Frontline: Electronic Protection Range for Defense Operations

Introducing a new line of defense-ready inertial navigation systems (INS), featuring integrated Electronic Protection (EP) capabilities.

21 October 2025

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