GPS and the Limits of Control
The Clinton administration ended GPS Selective Availability at midnight on May 1, 2000, giving the public free, unaltered access to a system whose civilian signal had been deliberately degraded by the…
The Clinton administration ended GPS Selective Availability at midnight on May 1, 2000, giving the public free, unaltered access to a system whose civilian signal had been deliberately degraded by the…
A developer built NavBot-D1, an open-source quadruped robot platform that integrates mechanical design, Jetson Orin Nano Super, ROS 2, CAN bus, and reinforcement-learning locomotion. The platform is d…
Israeli maritime AI and navigation startups are being positioned as tools to help ships navigate drone attacks and GPS jamming around the Strait of Hormuz, according to a July 7, 2026 opinion article …
Losing the Global Positioning System would not pose an existential risk to humanity but would trigger an economic disaster on the scale of the Covid-19 pandemic or larger, according to a former employ…
The article explains that RF coexistence testing is becoming critical due to increasing spectrum congestion from over 30 billion devices and expanding cellular bands, which threatens wireless reliabil…