GPS
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Oct- 2026 -5 OctoberAmericas
Northrop Shrinks 20x-Clearer RF Signals Into a Grain-of-Rice Chip
Northrop Grumman is tackling a major challenge in modern radio frequency systems: moving massive amounts of information quickly, cleanly, and reliably.
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Sep- 2026 -25 SeptemberAmericas
New Platform Targets Intelligent Positioning for Military Systems
Hexagon’s NovAtel is laying the groundwork for future intelligent positioning with OEM8, its new platform for demanding environments.
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18 SeptemberAmericas
Soldier Tracking Goes Mobile With ‘Overwatch Patrol’ App From SPARC AI
Dismounted troops can now track one another’s locations across the battlefield in real time without relying on conventional GPS using SPARC AI’s “Overwatch Patrol” positioning application.
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15 SeptemberAmericas
US Army Taps TERN for $11.3M GPS-Independent Navigation System
The US Army has awarded TERN an $11.26-million contract to deploy a system that lets military vehicles determine their position without relying on GPS.
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8 SeptemberAmericas
‘MagNav’ Sharpens Aircraft Navigation by 89% During Four-Hour GPS-Free Flight
The US Army is one step closer to reducing its reliance on GPS after the Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit successfully tested magnetic navigation in a real-world flight environment.
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7 SeptemberMiddle East
Israeli Tech Gives Drones a Way to Confirm What They See at 1 Kilometer
Israeli firm Sodyo is tackling a key hurdle in autonomous identification: enabling drones not only to see objects, but also to determine exactly what they are on the battlefield.
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Aug- 2026 -17 AugustEurope
Saab Demos ‘World-First’ Quantum-Timed Radar Network
A UK demonstration shows how military radars can continue working together without relying on GPS for synchronization.
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4 AugustEurope
A New Drone Steps Into the Gap Between FPVs and Long-Range UAVs
As militaries seek strike drones with greater reach but lower cost, Ukrainian firm F-Drones has unveiled the F-CAPTAIN, a medium-range unmanned aerial vehicle built to engage targets up to 100 kilometers away.
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Jul- 2026 -21 JulyAmericas
US Startup Builds a Battlefield Tracker That Doesn’t Depend on GPS
TyrSense uses rugged NFC tags and a GPS-independent network to track personnel, casualties, and supplies across the battlefield.
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9 JulyEurope
Matchbox-Sized Navigation Tech Takes Aim at the Next Wave of Guided Weapons
A new inertial measurement unit from French firm SBG Systems promises to deliver tactical-grade navigation and guidance performance in a compact package.
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