Leveraged AI and satellite imagery expertise to provide GPS-denied location services to TAK, a tactical system used by military units for mission planning and operations. TAK is heavily used by Air Force special operations teams who rely on GPS for critical functions like calling precision strikes and navigation. This addresses a key vulnerability since GPS can be jammed or denied by advanced adversaries.

Expanded the technology under Phase II to create on-device Alternative Position, Navigation, and Timing capability that works without GPS. Proprietary AI operates offline using phone sensors and satellite imagery, adapting from health system readiness to GPS-denied geolocation through beta technology with AFSOC and AFRL.

Developed the capability to expand technology and sensor learning to small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS). This R&D fortified the resilience of Assured-PNT (A-PNT) in the increasingly GPS-contested environment.

Developed the capability to integrate sensor data from wearable devices, such as smartwatches, into its prototype (TRL6) ATAK mobile-based Assured-PNT (A-PNT) solution.

Partnered with the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), National Security Innovation Network (NSIN), and Air Force Special Operations Command to operationalize dismounted Alt PNT Solution. TRL 8 Reached.