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Maxar helps accelerate the resilience of Taiwan’s UAV industry against GPS interference
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GPS World
(Image: Maxar)Maxar Intelligence is partnering with Taiwan’s Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation (AIDC) to deploy the Maxar Raptor software suite across Taiwan’s unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) industry.
The move will help the country accelerate the resilience and reliability of autonomous systems in GPS- and GNSS-denied environments.
The test platform was able to maintain precise navigation under GPS-denied conditions using only its native camera and Maxar’s software.
“Taiwanese UAV manufacturers are acutely aware of the importance of building resilience against GPS jamming, and AIDC has validated the unique capabilities of our Raptor software.
“This collaboration opens a new chapter for precision vision-based positioning in Taiwan’s UAV sector,” said AIDC President Chin-Ping Tsao.
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