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"Make time" to see the results of the NAVISP Project EL1-011 “Resilient, Trustworthy, Ubiquitous Time Transfer” on 11/01/2022. Register for the Final Presentation!

"Make time" to see the results of the NAVISP Project EL1-011 “Resilient, Trustworthy, Ubiquitous Time Transfer” on 11/01/2022. Register for the Final Presentation!
The demand for accurate, reliable and secure timing transfer, from a number of different applications, is increasing. In April 2020, in the frame of the NAVISP Element 1 dedicated to innovation in PNT, Telespazio UK, working with Chronos Technology, started the EL1-011 “Resilient, Trustworthy, Ubiquitous Time Transfer” project. Its main objective was to develop and demonstrate an innovative and…

Last Updated: 31/08/2026 19:50     Created at: 08/12/2021 07:18

The future of antennas for next-generation mass-market devices. Results presented of the successful development of a new antenna that may disrupt the high-end mass market.

The future of antennas for next-generation mass-market devices. Results presented of the successful development of a new antenna that may disrupt the high-end mass market.
On Tuesday November 30, 2021, Teleorbit GmbH, together with Frauenhofer IIS, has presented the results of the NAVISP project “Advanced Multi-Frequency Low-Cost High-Gain GNSS Antennas for next generation of Mass-Market Devices”, also called AMELIE. As part of NAVISP Element 1, which aims to develop innovative concepts, techniques, technologies, and systems related to the PNT sector along the…

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NAVISP GENS project presented at the Navigation 2021 ENC/INC conference

NAVISP GENS project presented at the Navigation 2021 ENC/INC conference
The GNSS Event Notification Service (GENS) project funded under the NAVISP Element 3, in support of national strategic interests and priorities, was presented by the prime contractor CGI UK Ltd within the session devoted to “Robust and Resilient PNT” at the Navigation 2021 conference, organised by EUGIN and the Royal Institute of Navigation on 15-18 November 2021. This year hybrid event mixed The…

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On December the 10 th , 2021, NAVISP industry experts show a way to monitor threats in the PNT domain. Register for the Final Presentation of the National Position Navigation and Timing Cyber- Response Center project!

On December the 10 th , 2021, NAVISP industry experts show a way to monitor threats in the PNT domain. Register for the Final Presentation of the National Position Navigation and Timing Cyber- Response Center project!
The goal of the National Position Navigation and Timing Cyber-Response Center (PNTCRC) activity was the development of a center capable of discovering, storing and distributing security threats, vulnerabilities, and mitigations associated to Position, Navigation and Timing (PNT) services, with particular emphasis to the GNSS technology. The PNTCRC manages different types of threats: • Threats…

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In a 14/12/2021 webinar, NAVISP industry shows how to help scientists take a Black Hole sharp image. Register for the Final Presentation of the Precise Relative Positioning in MEO to support Science Missions project!

In a 14/12/2021 webinar, NAVISP industry shows how to help scientists take a Black Hole sharp image. Register for the Final Presentation of the Precise Relative Positioning in MEO to support Science Missions project!
Critical technologies required to achieve precise relative positioning in Medium Earth Orbit, developed in the NAVISP context, can support scientists to advance on their understanding of physical cosmology. As a use case, the challenging scenario of getting a sharp image of the event horizon of a black hole, is considered to explore the limits of relative positioning in MEO. This use case consists…

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New NAVISP Element 1 technology innovation Work Plan for 2022 approved!

New NAVISP Element 1 technology innovation Work Plan for 2022 approved!
In November, the plan for the activities to be run under the Element 1, the part of the programme devoted to the technology innovation, was approved. NAVISP, listening to internal and external stakeholders, ranging from research institutes to aerospace industry, following the domain key trends, continues therefore to influence the Positioning, Navigation and Timing research, with a target to prove…

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Heads up for NAVISP Final Presentation on 06/12/21, learn how a SW defined radio receiver goes onboard a micro-launcher

Heads up for NAVISP Final Presentation on 06/12/21, learn how a SW defined radio receiver goes onboard a micro-launcher
The objective of the GNSSW-MLMSC project was to continue the development of SW defined GNSS Receiver for space application initiated by GMV Innovating Solutions Sp. z o.o. In particular, the output of the EL2-022 activities is an adaptation of the previously developed solution for a micro-launcher application (with additional redefinition of the SW architecture) and to develop a product that will…

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Successful NAVISP workshop held with the PNT Hungarian ecosystem

Successful NAVISP workshop held with the PNT Hungarian ecosystem
The event took place in Budapest on November the 9th, hosted at the modern facilities of the Bonn Hungary Electronics (BHE) company. The current results of NAVISP and the way forward for the next Ministerial were presented in the morning while six B2B meetings were organised in the afternoon with interested companies and institutions showing an increased understanding and appreciation of the…

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The Future of a resilient, trustworthy and ubiquitous Time Transfer: Results presented of the successful development of a hybrid solution, combining the strengths of GNSS and terrestrial technologies.

The Future of a resilient, trustworthy and ubiquitous Time Transfer: Results presented of the successful development of a hybrid solution, combining the strengths of GNSS and terrestrial technologies.
On Wednesday, November 10, 2021, GMV GmbH teaming up with the National Metrology Institute of Germany (PTB) presented the results of the project “RESILIENT, TRUSTWORTHY, UBIQUITOUS TIME TRANSFER” which were achieved through the support of the NAVISP program. Almost 70 people from industry and research attended the final presentation, which shows the great public interest in the project. As part of…

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NAVISP industry presents an innovative GNSS antenna on 30/11/2021! Register for the Final Presentation of the project "Advanced Multi-Frequency Low-Cost High-Gain GNSS Antennas for next generation of Mass-Market Devices"!

NAVISP industry presents an innovative GNSS antenna on 30/11/2021! Register for the Final Presentation of the project "Advanced Multi-Frequency Low-Cost High-Gain GNSS Antennas for next generation of Mass-Market Devices"!
The main goal of the project “Advanced Multi-Frequency Low-Cost High-Gain GNSS Antennas for next generation of Mass-Market Devices” (also called "AMELIE") was to develop a high performance and low cost antenna solution to improve the positioning accuracy and robustness of the GNSS receivers in mass market devices. Two solutions have been developed, a Dual-frequency design covering L1/E1 and L5/E5…

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