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When GPS fails, cellphone signals could come to the rescue and safely navigate planes instead
A safety net of balloon-mounted sensors listening for satellites and cell towers could save lives if an airplane's GPS ...
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Space Force targeting more affordable GPS satellites
The Space Force is targeting $50 to $80 million per satellite — a fraction of the $250 million it costs for just one Lockheed ...
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Best GPS Units for Off-Road Navigation: Finding Your Way on the Trail
Whether you're exploring uncharted trails or other remote areas, a reliable GPS unit can help keep you on track and provide ...
Google used millions of Android phones to map the worst enemy of GPS
In a paper published this week in Nature, Google researchers demonstrated they were able to use GPS signal measurements ...
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SDA prepares for next batch of satellites with Tranche 1 launch in March
Meanwhile, SDA is introducing lightweight position, navigation, and timing signal broadcast services in Tranche 3, which will offer a backup to the existing Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites ...
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Google uses millions of phones to map Earth’s ionosphere and improve GPS
When the air is partly ionized, freely moving electrons slightly slow down the radio signals travelling to Earth from GPS and ...
Drones to soar without GPS using unique fingerprint-inspired navigation tech
Advanced Navigation and MBDA are creating a GPS-free drone navigation system using NILEQ’s neuromorphic sensors for terrain ...
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Space Force targeting more affordable GPS satellites
The Space Force wants to launch dozens of small, cheap satellites as part of its Resilient GPS program, meant to augment the existing constellation. (Astranis) The Space Force wants its next fleet ...