Qascom is proud to have presented the latest advancements of our GNSS receiver, LuGRE, at the Munich Satellite Navigation Summit 2025 during the Lunar Applications Session. This milestone underscores our commitment to developing secure and resilient PNT solutions for lunar exploration and beyond.
Qascom would like to thank the Bundeswehr University Munich and its Institute of Space Technology and Space Applications (ISTA) for organizing this important event. The 2025 edition of the summit focuses on resilient PNT as the backbone of autonomy and critical infrastructure, addressing the increasing challenges faced by global navigation systems.
Strengthening Global Collaboration
The Munich Satellite Navigation Summit is a key platform for engaging with industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers, driving forward discussions on the future of satellite navigation. As we work towards ensuring reliable PNT solutions for critical infrastructure and space exploration, Qascom remains dedicated to collaborating with international partners to shape the future of navigation technology.
The Munich Satellite Navigation Summit 2025 followed topics such as:
- Current Status of Global Satellite Navigation Systems: Galileo (EU), GPS (USA), and BeiDou (China).
- Regional Navigation Systems: India’s IRNSS, Japan’s QZSS, and Korea’s KPS.
- Ensuring Resilient PNT for Critical Infrastructure and Autonomous Systems.
- Challenges to GNSS: Jamming, Spoofing, and Solar Activity.
- Legal Perspectives on Jamming, Spoofing, and Countermeasure Implementation.
- Advancing Performance and Resilience with Low Earth Orbit PNT (LEO-PNT).
- Innovative Technologies in PNT: Optical Systems, AI and Galileo PRS Receiver Technology.
- Developing a Skilled Workforce for the European Space Sector.
- Navigating around the Earth and to the Moon
- Driving Commercial Success through Cutting-Edge PNT Solutions.
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