Exail, a global leader in navigation systems for defense applications, unveils the Advans Vega SL, a new high-precision inertial navigation system maintaining navigation continuity across amphibious operations. Exail press release In contested littoral environments, maintaining reliable navigation across the sea-to-land transition remains a persistent challenge for amphibious forces. In the event of GNSS jamming, spoofing, ... The post Exail introduces new inertial navigation system for amphibious operations appeared first on Naval News .
The increasing sophistication of electronic warfare capabilities, particularly GNSS jamming and spoofing, necessitates robust alternative navigation solutions for modern military operations.
Reliable navigation in contested environments is critical for successful amphibious operations, directly impacting military effectiveness and strategic reach.
Amphibious forces will gain a more resilient navigation capability, reducing dependency on potentially compromised satellite systems and enhancing operational security.
- · Exail
- · NATO allied militaries
- · Defence Tech sector
- · Adversaries relying on GNSS disruption
Military forces adopting this technology will improve their ability to conduct complex amphibious landings.
The demand for advanced, resilient navigation systems will likely increase across various defense platforms, driving innovation in this niche.
This could contribute to a broader shift in military doctrine towards more distributed and autonomous operations less reliant on traditional C2 in contested environments.
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