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SPARC AI (CSE: SPAI) (OTCQB: SPAIF) (Frankfurt: 5OV0), a defense technology company, announced the launch of the Overwatch Positioning Network, a live service designed to provide drones with positioning when GPS is jammed, spoofed or unavailable. Aircraft send sensor data to Overwatch through an API and receive positioning information back in roughly one-third of a second, with no equipment or software installed on the aircraft. Computation is performed in data centers, with the network designed to expand across multiple geographic regions and automatically scale compute capacity as the number of connected aircraft increases.
SPARC AI expects Ukraine to play an important role in validating Overwatch at operational scale and has invited Ukrainian drone manufacturers and other stakeholders with which it has existing engagements to access the network. The company said the model could allow large numbers of drones to obtain GPS-independent latitude and longitude information without installing positioning payloads on individual aircraft. SPARC AI also plans to attend the MSPO defense industry exhibition in Poland beginning Sept. 8, where it has scheduled meetings with several European drone original equipment manufacturers as it seeks to expand the Overwatch Positioning Network into additional allied markets.
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