For decades, it was relatively simple to describe navigation. Satellites transmitted signals, receivers processed them, and users acquired position. Nowadays, changes to this model have become inevitable. <p>The post The navigation stack is getting bigger; is it a good thing?…

Quantum infrastructure software firm Q-CTRL has completed itsfirst open-water field demonstration of a GPS-free, quantum-gravimetric maritime navigation system. <p>The post Q-CTRL demonstrates GPS-free quantum navigation in Coral Sea field trial first appeared on GPS World.</p> GPS World

Interference and spoofing have become routine enough across European airspace that regulators keep revising their guidance to operators, most recently in July. <p>The post Signal authentication is not navigation integrity first appeared on GPS World.</p> GPS World

Thales’ Galileo PRS capability will be integrated into the Evidenmilitary GNSS receiver used by the French army. The enhancement strengthens the resilience of the army’s vehicle positioning system by improving its resistance to electronic warfare threats, including jamming and spoofing, while…