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- 1Advanced Navigation rides demand wave ahead of Land Forces 2026▼Land Forces 2026: Advanced Navigation rides wave of demand
Australian positioning technology firm Advanced Navigation is highlighting strong demand for its navigation and autonomy products in the lead-up to the Land Forces 2026 defence exhibition in Australia. Defence trade coverage frames the company as a beneficiary of growing military interest in resilient, GPS-independent navigation systems, with attention focused on what it will showcase at the event.
- 2Quantum optics proposed as defense against GPS spoofing●🤖 Quantum optics vs GPS spoofing: classical position verification is easy to fool. Quantum states could authenticate a r
Researchers point out that classical methods of verifying a receiver's position are easy to fool, leaving navigation systems vulnerable to GPS spoofing attacks. Quantum states of light could instead authenticate a receiver's location, offering a cryptographic guarantee that cannot be faked. The catch is practical: the scheme only works if systems are fast enough and optical losses are low enough, which remains the main bottleneck to real-world deployment, according to Physics Today.
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