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Taiwanese aerospace firm partners with Maxar on GPS-alternative drone navigation
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WASHINGTON — Maxar Intelligence announced a deal with one of Taiwan’s largest aerospace and defense contractors to supply its drone-navigation tool for use across Taiwan’s unmanned aerial vehicle industry.
Maxar said Raptor can operate at night and in low-altitude flight operations without the need for any additional hardware.
Maxar said AIDC will drive the adoption of Raptor across Taiwan’s UAV suppliers and promote use of the software across the Taiwan Excellence Drone International Business Opportunity Alliance, an organization that AIDC chairs.
This industry consortium includes Taiwanese drone manufacturers, component suppliers and technology developers to coordinate export strategies and technology sharing.
Maxar Intelligence, based in Westminster, Colorado, operates a fleet of high-resolution imaging satellites that provide the foundational data for its terrain-mapping capabilities.
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