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Operationalization of GNSS-free drone navigation

Reference number
Coordinator I-CONIC Vision AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 1 155 625
Project duration November 2024 - July 2025
Status Ongoing
Venture Civil-military synergies
Call Acceleration of Civil-Military Innovations

Purpose and goal

I-CONIC develops world-unique software to create 3D information in real time from drone. The goal is to operationalize a military application of the technology together with a suitable integrator. Our project aims to improve position perception from drones and overcome problems with interference of GNSS signals. This improves positioning reliability, which is a prerequisite for autonomous drone navigation.

Expected effects and result

Overall, we create the conditions for a military solution for autonomous navigation that is cheap, light, invisible and robust. We expect Genom Acceleratorn to have deeper contact with end users and partners, and a better understanding of the defense segment. This, in turn, leads to greater opportunity to develop a product that meets the eligibility requirements that the defense faces in the event of non-existent or disturbed GNSS navigation for drones.

Planned approach and implementation

The work is divided into four work packages; Project management, user requirements/system design, Interfacees/adaption and collaborations and participation in the Accelerator. User requirements/ystem design: Compilation of eligibility requirements internally and externally. Interface/adaption: Integration with partners/users. Collaborations: Assistance from the Accelerator program for insights into the complexities of dual-use products, networking and identifying strategic opportunities.

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Last updated 5 November 2024

Reference number 2024-03303