The jet
points at Earth.
Redefining navigation beyond GPS.
Noses down.
The planet below.
Rafales fall toward the ground. The constellation is not the sole trusted source.
The platform
keeps moving.
Ground vehicles keep moving when GNSS cannot be treated as the sole trusted source.
The convoy
holds the pass.
High terrain. Ice. Fusion keeps a path.
Obstructed.
Spoofed.
Denied.
The constellation is a machine assembling in orbit. It is the first thing to go.
The sky has
gone silent.
Giant arrays hold the orbit. The platform cannot treat them as the sole trusted source.
The platform
keeps flying.
A UAV holds the canyon when GNSS cannot be treated as the sole trusted source.
Cameras on the
airframe.
The camera is the navigator. Visual sensing holds a path in the air.
The camera is
the navigator.
Visual features lock the desert. Ground platforms hold the terrain.
Visual lock.
Terrain understood.
Onboard sensing holds the dunes when the constellation cannot.
Satellite navigation
cannot be assumed.
GNSS can be blocked or degraded indoors, underground, inside tunnels, near dense infrastructure, in urban canyons, or under foliage — and disrupted by interference, jamming, spoofing, or operational denial.
Indoors and underground
Tunnels and dense infrastructure
Urban canyons and foliage
Interference and jamming
Spoofing and signal deception
Operational denial
The objective is not universal GPS replacement, but platform-specific navigation technology for environments where GNSS is unavailable, degraded, or cannot be treated as the sole trusted source.