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UK Government Tests Quantum-Inertial Navigation Technology in Flight - Inside GNSS - Global Navigation Satellite Systems Engineering, Policy, and Design

Un-Jammable Quantum Tech Takes Flight to Boost UK's Resilience Against Hostile Actors

Unhindered quantum technology takes off to boost UK resilience against adversaries

QinetiQ : Quantum tech takes flight to boost UKs resilience

Un-jammable quantum tech takes flight to boost UK's resilience against hostile actors – sUAS News – The Business of Drones

Test Flight Success Could Spell the End for GPS Jamming

Infleqtion, Qinetiq demonstrate unjammable quantum navigation

High-BIAS2 project to accelerate quantum sensing

05 May 2021 Project advances cold atom quantum gyroscope; new test flight partner completes the High-BIAS2 supply chain High BIAS2 focus: a BAE Systems test aircraft.The UK’s High-BIAS2 (High Bandwidth Inertial Atom Source) project, running through October 2023, has announced several “milestones that will move the industry closer to safer skies with more precise inflight navigation systems,” say the project organizers. The research and development project has advanced its development of a cold atom-based Quantum Positioning System, which enables vehicle navigation without a Global Positioning System (GPS) or a Global Navigation Satellite System signal. Reducing the reliance on GPS and GNSS technologies is critical for scenarios where signals from these systems are not available, such as underwater or in space, or when they suffer disruptions due to technical issues, cyber attacks, and atmospheric or reflection effects.

High-BIAS2 Accelerates Quantum Sensing Into Commercialization With New Milestones For Quantum Positioning System

High-BIAS2 Accelerates Quantum Sensing Into Commercialization With New Milestones For Quantum Positioning System 2 Quantum Supply Chain LONDON, April 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The High-BIAS 2 (High Bandwidth Inertial Atom Source) project today announced new milestones that move the industry closer to safer skies with more precise inflight navigation systems. The project has advanced its development of a cold atom-based Quantum Positioning System (QPS), which enables vehicle navigation without a GPS (Global Positioning System) or GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) signal. Reducing the reliance on GPS and GNSS technologies is critical for scenarios where signals from these systems are not available, such as underwater or in space, or when they suffer disruptions due to technical issues, cyberattacks, and atmospheric or reflection effects. High-BIAS