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With increasing vulnerabilities to GPS tampering affecting both commercial and defense aviation, there is a growing need for more reliable navigation systems. A novel approach under development leverages the Earth's magnetic pull in its crust as a navigation aid. SandboxAQ and Airbus SV are collaborating on this solution, which uses magnetic navigation powered by quantum sensing and artificial intelligence. Their AQNav system has undergone extensive flight testing, covering over 27,300 miles and 200 airports, demonstrating its ability to match magnetic signals accurately without relying on GPS. Acubed by Airbus recently released data from these tests, highlighting the potential of this GPS-free navigation technology to address daily GPS interference challenges in aviation.
GPS jamming is now a daily reality for defense and commercial aviation. Acubed by Airbus today released the data from their extensive testing of the @SandboxAQ GPS-free navigation system, AQNav. This solution uses magnetic navigation powered by quantum sensing and AI leveraging
GPS interference is now a daily reality for defense and commercial aviation. As reported by @WSJ, @SandboxAQ and @AirbusSV are testing a new solution: magnetic navigation powered by quantum sensing and AI. In flight tests covering more than 27,300 miles (44,000+ km) and 200
GPS interference is now a daily reality for commercial aviation. As reported by @WSJ, @SandboxAQ and @AirbusSV are testing a new solution: magnetic navigation powered by quantum sensing and AI. In flight tests covering 150 hours and 200 airports, AQNav matched magnetic signals
