Lockheed Martin advances quantum navigation sensor development with Q-CTRL, AOSense partnerships

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  • Lockheed Martin outlined R&D to pair GPS with field-ready quantum sensors that can operate without satellite signals for resilient positioning in contested environments.
  • Work targets next-generation quantum navigation sensors for defense platforms, with development partnerships cited with Q-CTRL, AOSense.
  • Participation disclosed in a DoD-funded Defense Innovation Unit effort to prototype a quantum-enabled Inertial Navigation System.
  • GPS III highlighted for up to 8× higher anti-jamming power; GPS IIIF flagged for Regional Military Protection with up to 63× anti-jamming via beam focusing.


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