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VIAVI unveils second-generation RSR Transcoder for reliable PNT in GPS-denied environments

1 week ago | gpsworld.com | Jesse Khalil

VIAVI Solutions Inc. has introduced its second-generation RSR Transcoder, engineered to maintain operational capability in GPS/GNSS-denied, degraded or disrupted space operational environments. This development comes amid a global increase in GPS and GNSS jamming and spoofing, which have become standard tactics in electronic warfare.
oneNav debuts L5-direct ASIC receiver with advanced jamming resilience

1 week ago | gpsworld.com | Jesse Khalil

oneNav has developed an L5-direct GNSS receiver ASIC, a breakthrough that enables devices to directly acquire and track L5-band satellite signals without relying on the older, more vulnerable L1 signals. The L5-direct receiver was rapidly designed and brought to market using the GlobalFoundries 22-nanometer FDX platform, which offers advanced mixed-signal integration and ultra-low power performance for both radio frequency and digital functions.
Ukraine's Ruta missile to get EW-immune navigation system

1 week ago | gpsworld.com | Tracy Cozzens

The Ruta OWA drone — actively used by Ukrainian forces for strikes at ranges up to 300 km — is being improved with a new visual navigation system, tested in combat conditions. The Ruta, manufactured by Destinus, is essentially a miniature cruise missile. It is often referred to as a “missile drone.” It will receive a new navigation system enabling high-precision strikes in GPS-denied contested environments, especially those from enemy electronic warfare (EW) countermeasures.
Hi-Target and GMV sign strategic alliance on high-precision positioning solutions

1 week ago | gpsworld.com | Tracy Cozzens

Hi-Target, a Chinese high-precision positioning enterprise and manufacturer of high-end GNSS equipment, and GMV, a global technology group specializing in advanced navigation solutions, have established a strategic alliance to jointly develop integrated differential service solutions. Through this partnership, Hi-Target and GMV support a wide range of automation-driven positioning applications — ADAS, robotics, UAVs, precision agriculture, smart infrastructure and intelligent mobility systems.
India’s UAV progress threatened by GNSS jamming; infiniDome offers solutions

1 week ago | gpsworld.com | Jesse Khalil

India continues to make significant progress in developing indigenous unmanned aerial vehicles, loitering munitions and autonomous systems. However, many of these platforms face a critical vulnerability: their reliance on unprotected satellite navigation. This threat is no longer theoretical.
GNSS under attack: Recognizing and mitigating jamming and spoofing threats

1 week ago | gpsworld.com | Jesse Khalil

In today’s hyper-connected world, GNSS signals face unprecedented threats from jamming and spoofing attacks. As these signals traverse 20,000 km from satellites to Earth, they become vulnerable to interference that can degrade positioning accuracy or eliminate position availability altogether. Understanding how to recognize these attacks and implement protective measures has become critical for industries depending on precise positioning.
Seen & Heard: Google's scammer takedown, Harvard's free navigation history course and more

1 week ago | gpsworld.com | Jesse Khalil

“Seen & Heard” is a monthly feature of GPS World magazine, traveling the world to capture interesting and unusual news stories involving the GNSS/PNT industry. Harvard University offers PredictionX: Lost Without Longitude, a free online course that examines the evolution of navigation from ancient methods to modern technologies. The program explores the science and history of navigation, focusing on the challenges of determining longitude before GPS existed.
Leica Geosystems launches mobile mapping solution

1 week ago | gpsworld.com | Jesse Khalil

Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, has launched the Leica Pegasus TRK300, designed for various mobile mapping applications. As mobile mapping becomes increasingly important for collecting geospatial data, the technology supports smart city projects, infrastructure development and digital twin creation, improving urban planning and operational efficiency across industries. With this new system, users with varying levels of experience can efficiently capture high-quality point cloud data.
Advanced Navigation develops laser-aided inertial intelligence

2 weeks ago | gpsworld.com | Tracy Cozzens

Advanced Navigation has successfully demonstrated a hybrid solution — AdNav OS Fusion — for long endurance GNSS-denied navigation, a software-fused inertial-centered architecture that can be updated or modified for harsh environments and mission requirements, including on the moon. This advancement is achieved by integrating a strategic-grade fiber-optic gyroscope (FOG) inertial navigation system (INS) with a new class of navigation aid: a laser velocity sensor (LVS).
Chronos expands into Norway

2 weeks ago | gpsworld.com | Tracy Cozzens

UK-based Chronos Technology Ltd, an international leader in resilient synchronization and timing solutions, has acquired Norwegian company UpLink A/S. UpLink is a leading supplier of time and timing systems and test equipment for the Norwegian market. Established in 1990 by owner and Managing Director Joachim Nielsen, UpLink supplies solutions to the telecoms, IT, transport, frequency and timing, power grid, offshore and defence markets.