Safran Federal Systems upgrades BroadSim product line

Safran Federal Systems introduced BroadSim Genesis, the latest addition to its BroadSim product line, at the Institute of Navigation’s 2025 Joint Navigation Conference in the Greater Cincinnati area.

Developed for the U.S. defense community, BroadSim Genesis advances GNSS simulation and NAVWAR testing with significant improvements in signal capacity, operational flexibility and user experience. The system delivers high-fidelity, threat-representative environments designed to support next-generation positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) resiliency.

BroadSim Genesis can generate up to 2,000 signals, enabling advanced multi-constellation simulations across medium Earth orbit, low Earth orbit and alternative PNT sources within a single test environment. The system is engineered to meet modern NAVWAR requirements, supporting multi-antenna and multi-vehicle configurations, M-Code, and integrated jamming and spoofing capabilities to counter sophisticated signal threats.

The user interface features an integrated front panel with N-type connectors, removable drives and an onboard timing card, offering ease of use, security and field readiness.

“BroadSim Genesis is built for operators who demand flexibility, fidelity and performance in their GNSS simulation tools,” said Trevor Dougherty, vice president of sales at Safran Federal Systems. “Whether validating mission equipment, training for NAVWAR scenarios or assessing new PNT architectures, BroadSim Genesis gives defense users the edge they need”