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Mar 13, 2026 12:54 PM

Operating in the Arctic has long challenged defense and autonomous systems, where extreme weather, limited infrastructure, and GPS disruptions can quickly complicate missions.

Operating in the Arctic has long challenged defense and autonomous systems, where extreme weather, limited infrastructure, and GPS disruptions can quickly complicate missions.

Now, two Canadian firms are working to close that gap with a hybrid navigation system designed to keep autonomous platforms moving in some of the world’s harshest conditions.

Calian Group and Tessellate Robotics have joined forces to develop and test integrated positioning technology built for GPS-denied and Arctic environments.

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