Drones now immune to GPS jammers, a game-changer for military and intelligence operations worldwide
A key geospatial intelligence firm has announced a new product that can operate drones even in areas where GPS signals are jammed, cutting through modern defenses. The technology is seen as a game-changer in the age of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS).
A key geospatial intelligence firm announced a new product that can operate drones even in areas where GPS signals have been jammed, cutting through modern defenses and providing a critical advantage in surveillance operations. The technology allows drones to use alternative navigation systems and adapt to changing environments, rendering GPS jammers ineffective. This innovation has significant implications for military and civilian applications, enabling the collection of accurate geospatial data even in denied areas. The development marks a major breakthrough in drone technology and expands the capabilities of intelligence gathering.
