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August 28, 2026

Q-CTRL demonstrates GPS-free quantum navigation in Coral Sea field trial

By Tracy Cozzens

Figure 1 — The anchor, not the positioner: accumulated drift over distance for pure SLAM (unbounded), SLAM with loop closures (reset at each loop, but only to self-consistency), and SLAM with genuine RTK Fixed (continually reset against an absolute frame).

August 27, 2026

What RTK actually does inside a SLAM scanner, and why pseudo-fix is the silent killer

Editorial photograph of a rugged U.S. Army medium tactical vehicle in an outdoor military depot setting, with a soldier in combat uniform installing an advanced electronic navigation kit near the vehicle's dashboard and antenna mount. Show close-up technical details of a compact anti-jam GPS antenna mounted on the vehicle's exterior and a ruggedized handheld GPS/navigation device being connected via cables inside the cab.

August 26, 2026

US Army orders additional GNSS anti-jam kits for vehicles

By Tracy Cozzens

Tricity, Poland, is indicated by the red dashes (Credit: Google Maos)

August 26, 2026

Polish institute analysis finds drastic increase in GNSS interference, offers guidelines

By Tracy Cozzens

August 26, 2026

Bourns introduces LTCC diplexer for dual-band GNSS L-band signal processing

By Tracy Cozzens

One of the most common is jamming, where receivers are overwhelmed with signals that ‘clog’ the airwaves, rendering them unable to function properly.(Credit: ESA)

August 26, 2026

No signal left behind: New ways to detect jamming and spoofing

By Tracy Cozzens

August 25, 2026

TrustPoint, NovAtel demonstrate C-band PNT in GNSS-denied conditions

By Jesse Khalil

Credit: Quectel

August 24, 2026

Quectel launches Android 16 smart modules for 4G and 5G IoT devices

By Tracy Cozzens

Cohda U.S. Sales Director Katherine Mertz displays the MK6 onboard unit, now certified by the OmniAir Consortium. (Credit: Codha Wireless)

August 24, 2026

Cohda’s C-V2X platform now fully certified in US following final OmniAir approval

By Tracy Cozzens

August 24, 2026

NATO and Finland strengthen resilience against satnav interference

By Tracy Cozzens

Charlie Trimble signs a gift agreement in late 1985/early 1986 to induct the Trimble 4000A GPS Locator into the collections of the Smithsonian Institution. Introduced in 1984, the 4000A was one of the first commercial GPS positioning products, heavily utilized by hydrographic survey boats. (Credit: Trimble)

August 24, 2026

AGS honors Trimble founder with O.M. Miller Cartographic Medal

By Tracy Cozzens

Artist's view of a Galileo Full Operational Capability (FOC) satellite. (Credit: ESA–Pierre Carril, 2015)

August 19, 2026

Signal authentication is not navigation integrity

By Burak Oktenli

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