GBAS Development and Verification

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A ground station prototype for resilient transport

Indra Navia AS has been developing GBAS GAST D ground station technology since 2010. This ground station is currently at a prototype stadium, with a few test installations at various airports,  and has been successfully operating during long-term stability testing, functional testing and flight tests. In order to bring the product to market, a large effort is required in order to verify the system performance.

RelyMap

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Providing Reliable GNSS in Urban Areas

GNSS/non-GNSS Sensor Fusion for Resilience in High Integrity Aviation Applications

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Improving system resilience to external perturbing factors

Dual-Sat

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Improved monitoring of vehicles through GALILEO & GPS

Trondheimsfjorden Test Area

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Test Infrastructure & Pilot Projects for Autonomous Shipping

AGBP

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Precise Vehicle Navigation not affected by the atmosphere

Accucom will develop a ‘Ground Based’ Positioning system, enabling 'Navigation Anywhere', with guaranteed accuracy, unaffected by atmosphere, in the fractions of metres. This will be achieved through a low-cost stand-alone Ground Infrastructure, and a mobile radio ranging system using trilateration to calculate a position.

Low-RF Fast Deployable Systems for Emergencies in Difficult Environments

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Navigation accuracy and timely operations for critical situations

There exist a number of applications requiring reliable and accurate navigation services in environments difficult to access where available commercial products struggle to satisfy the variety of user demands. Such applications include very deep indoor applications, for which navigation accuracy and timely operations are critical to users, as for example in emergencies or underwater/urban-canyon situations.

Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning Sensor Fusion for Autonomous Vessel Navigation

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Reducing environmental impact through autonomus shipping

Maritime transport is currently facing new challenges such as significant increases in transport volumes, more stringent environmental requirements and a shortage of seafarers in the future. One of the many new concepts having the potential to overcome these challenges is autonomous ship navigation. In particular, the concept is expected to allow for more efficient and competitive ship operations while reducing the vessels’ environmental impact.

MarRINav (Maritime Resilience and Integrity of Navigation)

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Resilient PNT for the maritime and wider transport sector

IMPACARS

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Integrity risk monitoring for autonomous vehicles