David J. McGuinty, Canada’s minister of national defence, announced Aug. 6 the launch of the Quantum Defence Innovation Secure Hub (DISH) under the Bureau of Research, Engineering and Advanced ...

NextNav has entered an agreement with Safran Electronics & Defense to integrate and demonstrate interoperability between NextNav’s terrestrial 5G positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) network in ...

Emlid Reach receivers now come with built-in RTK corrections powered by the Point One Navigation network, making centimeter-accurate surveying possible out of the box, according to the company. One ...

Unmanned aerial vehicle (uav) used in the spoofing tests; owned by the University of Texas. A radio signal sent from a half-mile away deceived the GPS receiver of a UAV into thinking that it was ...

No audio available for this content. Table 1. Preliminary 2013 U.S. GPS economic benefit estimates. (Chart: GPS World, based on data from author) This article is based on a presentation to the ...

GNSS jamming and spoofing pose a significant threat to global security, as satellite-based navigation and timing systems are utilized in various application fields, including critical infrastructure, ...

You’ve probably heard of at least one of those terms in any discussion around GPS anti-jam technology for defense. Because they are all terms that describe essentially the same thing: a specialized ...

Timing from atomic clocks is now an integral part of data-center operations. The atomic clock time transmitted via Global Position System (GPS) and other Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) ...

In June 2019, Regulus Cyber’s experts successfully spoofed the GPS-based navigation system of a Tesla Model 3 vehicle. This experiment provided an important warning for all companies using GNSS ...

GPS services are critical for real-time information on positioning, navigation and time (PNT). Because of the highly accurate and continuous PNT solution provided by GPS in all weather conditions, ...

Validation requires ground truth. With help from the PNT community, we identified a GPS jammer operating near 27.32°N, 52.87°E (approximately 50 km southwest of Shiraz) that was active on Jan. 8 and ...

Spoofing tests against phasor measurement units demonstrate their vulnerability to attack. A generator trip in an automatic control scheme could be falsely activated by the GPS spoofing, possibly ...