Q-CTRL uses quantum gravity sensing and map matching to navigate a vessel without GPS during trials off Australia.
Q-CTRL, the global leader in quantum infrastructure software, today announced a major milestone in real-world quantu ...
What if ships could navigate without GPS? Q-CTRL has demonstrated quantum gravimetric navigation at sea, maintaining ...
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World’s first GPS-free quantum navigation test delivers 10x better accuracy at sea
Q-CTRL, an Australian quantum software company, has successfully demonstrated GPS-free navigation at sea during ...
No GPS? No problem. A team of NASA satellites are extending their stay in space after successfully proving out navigation by ...
Imagine having to find your way with only a compass and the stars and being handed a GPS. This is what David Marpaung and colleagues have just done for designers of light-based chips. Through their ...
In a nutshell: Today's typical navigation-grade motion sensors are about the size of a grapefruit, helping steer ships, planes, and vehicles in conjunction with GPS signals. This means they always ...
Overview: Losing GPS threatens a drone's sense of position, not its ability to stay balanced in the air. The two problems ...
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