The UK Royal Navy’s Disruptive Capabilities and Technologies Office (DCTO) recently teamed up with scientists from the University of Sussex to test new navigation sensors developed to reduce reliance on GPS navigation.
A software-ruggedized quantum navigation system was chosen as one of The Best Inventions of 2025 by TIME magazine.
A team of researchers at Q-CTRL has successfully demonstrated a new quantum navigation system called Ironstone Opal.
SandboxAQ has released AQNav, designed for navigation across air, land and sea when GPS signals are jammed or not available.
There is still time to submit abstracts for the Royal Institute of Navigation’s new conference. The deadline for abstracts […]
The Royal Institute of Navigation is launching a new international conference series, tackling some of the biggest issues […]
The European Commission is considering a requirement for mobile phones, and perhaps other portable devices such as tablets, […]
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