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SPARC AI (CSE: SPAI) (OTCQB: SPAIF) was featured in a recent article that discussed efforts to position its Overwatch and ATLAS software platforms as potential solutions to growing battlefield challenges posed by GPS-denied environments, where jamming and spoofing are increasingly affecting drones, aircraft and autonomous systems. The article points to a $49.7 million Air Force Research Laboratory contract focused on technologies capable of operating without GPS, as well as increasing reports of GPS disruptions in conflict zones, as evidence that alternative navigation is becoming a defense priority. SPARC AI’s Overwatch is designed to provide precision navigation and target acquisition without relying on GPS, radar, lidar or external signals, instead using mathematical modeling to enhance the capabilities of low-cost inertial sensors already found in commercial drones. Its zero-signature approach is also intended to avoid active emissions that could expose platforms to adversaries, while the company’s ATLAS platform provides software-based visibility and line-of-sight simulations.
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