By Steve Pratt and Paul McBurney Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) are everywhere today, powering applications from drones and humanoid robots to industrial cobots and autonomous vehicles. The growing need for...
Dr. Paul McBurney, oneNav Co-Founder and CTO Q: What are the main challenges facing GNSS/GPS-based autonomous solutions in terms of signal integrity, jamming and spoofing, and how are these being addressed? Dr McBurney: Outside of the military, interference is the...
By Marissa Newman When a ceasefire between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah went into effect in late November, 67-year-old Itzhik Cohen was finally able to take in the damage to the fields in Adamit, his kibbutz in a mountainous, windswept area in...
By Dr. Paul McBurney In the past, mass market loss of navigation capability was relatively miniscule, so as to be considered a “snowflake” use case: meaning the frequency of occurrence didn’t warrant special treatment. One might argue that the world has crossed a...
** Excerpt from the article: In the midst of ongoing conflicts, GPS disruptions are a pressing issue, particularly in regions like northern Israel. Locals there have been grappling with these disruptions for months, with navigation apps mistakenly pinpointing their...
In the midst of ongoing conflicts, GPS disruptions are a pressing issue, particularly in regions like northern Israel. Locals there have been grappling with these disruptions for months, with navigation apps mistakenly pinpointing their location as Beirut airport....
