Septentrio showcases its latest anti-jamming and anti-spoofing GPS/GNSS tech at JNC

A GPS spoofing demo will take a place as well as a detailed comparison of jamming solutions from various high-end receivers. The integration of the latest anti-spoofing authentication mechanism, called OSNMA will also be shown.

“With our growing dependence on GPS technology, resilience of PNT is an important point of attention especially for mission-critical applications, tactical ground or aerial vehicles as well as autonomous systems,” stated Gustavo Lopez, Market Access Manager from Septentrio. “Since the number of malicious jamming and spoofing attacks is on the rise, it is crucial to understand how various GPS receivers can be affected. We are pleased to explain and display this with specific examples at JNC this year.”

AIM+, is an interconnected set of anti-jamming and anti-spoofing technology components comprising a robust defense system against various forms of GPS/GNSS interference. Such resilience to jamming combined with anti-spoofing measures ensures safety of autonomous machines, improves security of GNSS-based infrastructure and increases efficiency with extended PNT availability. OSNMA anti-spoofing authentication from Galileo is available on Septentrio receivers such as the mosaic module as well as the recently released AsteRx-U3 boxed receiver. Other products such as AsteRx-SBi3 also add inertial sensors for increase protection against spoofing. For more information about highly resilient PNT solutions and other Septentrio products please contact the Septentrio team.

ION JNC conference takes place from 6 to 9 of June in San Diego, United States with Septentrio displaying their technology in booth 220.

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