Lockheed Martin’s quantum inertial navigation system to guide troops without GPS
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Lockheed Martin is developing a quantum-enabled Inertial Navigation System (QuINS) for the U.S. Department of Defense. This technology uses quantum sensors to provide accurate location data without GPS, enhancing military navigation in challenging environments. Lockheed Martin is collaborating with Q-CTRL and AdSense, combining expertise in quantum technology and high-performance sensors. The project is currently in the testing and validation phase for practical military applications.
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