Feb 4, 2026 11:39 AM
Australian firm Q-CTRL is showcasing a next-gen quantum-based navigation tech at the Singapore Airshow 2026, targeting growing concerns over GPS disruption in aviation and defense.
Australian firm Q-CTRL is showcasing a next-gen quantum-based navigation tech at the Singapore Airshow 2026, targeting growing concerns over GPS disruption in aviation and defense.
The system, called IronStone Opal, is built to operate passively without relying on external radio signals, making it suitable for both civilian aircraft and sensitive military missions.
By using quantum sensor-driven magnetic navigation, it can reportedly deliver positioning that remains resilient against jamming and spoofing.
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