Romanian company develops a radio navigation system for drones and ships that can also operate under GPS jamming conditions
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The company BlueSpace Technology is developing in Romania a radio navigation system for drones and ships. The goal of the project is for these vehicles to be able to navigate correctly even when the GPS signal is jammed, that is, deliberately disrupted or blocked.
GPS jamming means transmitting false or strong signals that prevent receivers from determining their position. This problem has become increasingly common in recent years and affects civil aviation, maritime transport and drone operations alike. For users who depend on GPS, such disruption can lead to loss of orientation or delays. The system developed by BlueSpace Technology is intended to provide an alternative navigation solution that does not rely exclusively on satellite signals.
Although the information available about the project is still limited, the development of such technology in Romania has practical importance. It can help increase safety in areas where jamming is a problem and can contribute to the development of the Romanian advanced technology industry. Further details about the project's stages, testing and the time when the system could be used on a large scale have not been made public in the source material.
In conclusion, the BlueSpace Technology project represents an important step for autonomous navigation in difficult conditions. If the system achieves its objectives, it could be useful for both drones and ships, especially where the GPS signal is not secure.
Sources: Ziarul Bursa
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