StarNav develops hardware and software that converts navigation signals to enhance accuracy and reliability for both government and private sector applications. The technology addresses issues of signal degradation and interoperability in navigation systems, improving overall performance.
Funding
$256K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Current GPS-dependent systems face vulnerabilities due to signal degradation, jamming, and spoofing, leading to unreliable positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) data, especially in challenging environments or off-normal conditions. This unreliability can compromise the safety and efficiency of critical operations across both government and private sectors.
Solution
StarNav develops hardware and software solutions that enhance the accuracy and reliability of PNT systems by converting ambient radio signals into safe navigation signals. Their technology leverages signals of opportunity from terrestrial and low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites, providing redundancy and resilience when GPS signals are unavailable or compromised. StarNav's receivers and front ends can be integrated into existing systems to provide a backup PNT source, ensuring continuous operation in GPS-denied environments. By utilizing a patent-pending approach, StarNav's technology enhances intelligent system reliability through PNT redundancy.
Target Audience
StarNav serves government and private sector entities requiring robust and reliable PNT solutions, including the military, aerospace, and critical infrastructure sectors.
Features
- Converts ambient radio signals into PNT information
- Utilizes signals of opportunity from terrestrial and LEO satellites
- Provides a redundant PNT source in GPS-denied environments
- Offers centimeter-level positioning precision
- Integrates with existing hardware platforms
- Supports simultaneous tracking of multiple signals