The NAVISP Industry Days 2025 marked our largest event to date, showcasing the growing influence and impact of the NAVISP programme. Hosted in collaboration with the UK Space Agency (UKSA) at the historic Senate House in central London, the event attracted nearly 500 participants from 20 countries representing 170 distinct institutions.
This diverse gathering brought together stakeholders…
Final Presentation of NAVISP Project EL1-018 now available.
On Friday, June 10, 2022, GMV NSL and their consortium partner Alborg University presented the results of the NAVISP project “Low-FR Fast Deployable Systems for Emergencies in Difficult Environments.” About 30 people from industry and research followed the interesting presentation and the subsequent interactive Q&A…
On January 29, 2024, in Vienna, Austria, the Federal Ministry for Climate Action, Environment, Energy, Mobility, Innovation and Technology, AustriaTech, the FFG - Austrian Research Promotion Agency, and the NAVISP Programme of the European Space Agency hosted the event “Pole Position with Satellite Navigation: Leading with Precise Time and Exact Location.” Bringing together more than…
On 10th September 2025, Telespazio UK, together with Thales Services, M3 Systems, and Chronos Technology Ltd, delivered the final presentation of the NAVISP EL1-040 Next Generation Network Assisted PNT Assurance (NG-NAPA) project. The objective was to design, develop, and demonstrate a robust, network-assisted PNT assurance system, leveraging both GNSS and Signals of Opportunity (SOOP) such as…
On 16 July 2025, Telespazio UK, in a consortium with Cranfield University and with the support of Spirent Communications, delivered the final presentation of the NAVISP EL1-066 bis Vector Tracking Loop for Autonomous Vehicles (VTL4AV) project, concluding a multiyear effort to design and demonstrate a vector tracking loop GNSS receiver deeply coupled with an Inertial Measurement…
On Tuesday, January 11, 2022, Telespazio UK, teaming up with Chronos Technology Ltd. presented the results of the project “RESILIENT, TRUSTWORTHY, UBIQUITOUS TIME TRANSFER” which were achieved through the support of the NAVISP program. About 50 people from industry and research followed the interesting presentation and the subsequent Q&A session.
In recent years, it has become…
Development of the technology for quantum sensing, timing and imaging is a significant opportunity for companies and institutes creating the next generation of sensors and clocks for position, navigation and timing (PNT) capabilities. NAVISP is helping to invent the future of European navigation by supporting these actors in the development of Cold Atom Interferometers, quantum communications…
On Tuesday, 13 May 2025, TeleOrbit GmbH, Fraunhofer IIS and the Bundeswehr University Munich delivered the final results of the NAVISP EL1-066 project. GOOSE-VTL set out to harden GNSS positioning in dense urban environments by replacing conventional scalar tracking with deeply-coupled vector tracking (VT) and INS-aided deep coupling (DC) inside the GOOSE software-defined…
The European Space Agency’s Navigation Innovation and Support Programme (NAVISP) has signed a new contract under Element 2 for the project Integrated Proof of Concept for real-time Automotive user case with STEP (I-PoCARS). This initiative brings together leading industry players, including Vodafone Ltd. and Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) as a key partners, alongside renowned academic and research…
On the 4th of April 2025, representatives from NAVISP participated in a workshop organised, among others, by the Norwegian Space Agency, to disseminate the results of the test campaign conducted in Andoya, Norway, in September 2024 and make the PNT community aware of the preparations for the test campaign planned in September 2025.
The NAVISP program presentation was featured in the…
