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Quantum navigation could solve the military’s GPS jamming problem
Quantum navigation is emerging as a solution to the military's GPS jamming problem, with companies like Infleqtion developing ultra-sensitive sensors based on quantum technology. These sensors can provide accurate navigation without relying on satellites, offering a more secure alternative in the face of GPS interference. Other approaches, such as using magnetic and gravitational fields for navigation, are also being explored by researchers like Allison Kealy at Swinburne University. As quantum navigation advances, it is seen as a key resource alongside satellite-based systems for ensuring reliable and secure navigation in various environments.
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