[New] If Ukraine's cruise missiles become effective with higher numbers being deployed and with more accurate navigation, Russian interceptor drones will not be effective against them.
Sarcastosaurus
[New] Escalating US tariffs threaten critical export volumes, with €15 billion in German output at risk, driving industry-wide adaptation such as investment in local US manufacturing, scenario-based risk mapping, and supply diversification New Mobility News, ACEA Economic Report.
FifthRow - Autonomous AI Apps for Research, Strategy, C
[New] Systems reliant on detecting weak radio signals will be particularly at risk, including radar and global navigation systems.
Space
[New] Heads-Up Display (HUD) Integrated Navigation: The heads-up display integrated navigation segment, set to grow at an 18% CAGR between 2026 and 2035, is driven by its comfort and safety features.
Precedence Research
[New] To make all-year-round navigation through the Arctic Ocean a reality by 2030, Russia is spending US$ 26 billion to upgrade Northern Sea Route infrastructure.
D40 E-Paper
[New] Autonomous surface vessel (ASV) navigation technology refers to systems that enable watercraft to plan routes, detect obstacles, and manoeuver without direct human control.
PatSnap
[New] A LEO layer could enable integrated navigation and communication services with global coverage.
Nature
[New] Investor rounds buoy Lunar Outpost and LiveEO, underscoring growth in lunar mobility and geospatial monitoring, while Europe's Huracan engine demonstrates a restartable methane option for cislunar transport, albeit with integration risks as programs scale.
Cyclop SpaceTech
[New] The threat UAS devices pose to U.S. national security, including surveillance of military installations, mapping of security perimeters, and signal collection against critical infrastructure, is no longer hypothetical.
Default
[New] ARTIL (France) will work with the City of Lisbon (Portugal) to deploy StreetCO / StreetNav, an inclusive navigation solution that maps pedestrian accessibility and provides obstacle-free routing for different user needs.
EIT Urban mobility
[New] Satellite collisions in orbit could trigger a catastrophic global chain reaction, potentially halting space exploration, destroying GPS and raising risks for Maryland's aerospace sector, which supports more than 45,000 jobs.
Govtech
[New] Satellite collisions in orbit could trigger a catastrophic global chain reaction, potentially halting space exploration, destroying GPS and raising risks for aerospace sectors that support jobs.
Govtech
[New] The NSA appears to be among the undisclosed recipients, and is said to be using Mythos primarily for scanning environments for exploitable vulnerabilities.
Mimir's Well
[New] The certified integration of LiDAR-based SLAM with radiation detection across Teledyne FLIR's air and ground platforms suggests a meaningful capability uplift for CBRN response teams operating in GPS-denied environments, potentially reducing personnel exposure in radiological threat scenarios.
Drone Warfare
[New] The Emesent-Teledyne FLIR integration of SLAM-based GPS-denied navigation with real-time 3D radiation mapping suggests a meaningful reduction in the personnel exposure risk that has historically constrained CBRN reconnaissance in denied or structurally complex environments.
Drone Warfare
[New] General practice will continue to be the backbone of the Australian healthcare system, but the expectations on GPs are changing faster than ever.
General Practice Registrars Australia
[New] The urgent need for resilient Positioning Navigation Timing alternatives, necessitated by increasing Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) vulnerabilities, drives the exploration of integrated LEO Direct to Device systems.
Nature
Case studies from Europe and beyond illustrate how data fusion from cameras, sensors, GIS, and building information models can support decision-making in a risk-controlled manner.
Stanford Tech Review
Starting in 2027, a new fleet of revised satellites known as GPS IIIF will start launching.
Hackaday
For one thing, GPS III satellites will transmit a standardized signal known as L1C which offers interoperability with other global navigation systems such as Europe's Galileo, China's BeiDou, the Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System, and Japan's Quasi-Zenith Satellite System.
Hackaday
Companies and governments are exploring whether stronger satellite signals sent from low Earth orbit could enhance GNSS navigation as well as planning improvements to GPS satellites currently in medium Earth orbit.
CNN
Last updated: 24 May 2026
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