GINC Technology
Components & subsystems · Australia

Advanced Navigation

Fast-growing maker of digital fibre-optic-gyro INS (Boreas), AI-based GNSS-denied navigation and laser velocity sensors, with Boreas D90 tested at the US Army's APEX experiment and supplied to Kongsberg.

Headquarters
Sydney, Australia · Oceania
Value chain
Components & subsystems(Inputs); also Hardware & devices
What that means
Makes the parts others build into products: chips, sensors, optics, modules, engines and subsystems.
Founded
2012
Ownership
Start-up
Website
advancednavigation.com
Relevance
Moderate at its strongest, in Resilient Positioning & Navigation

In 2 capabilities

Each capability the company is listed in, most relevant first: how experts in the field see its global relevance there, why it is listed and the source.

  1. Resilient Positioning & NavigationModerate

    Sensing, Timing & Navigation · Manufacture · listed #26 of 50

    Fast-growing maker of digital fibre-optic-gyro INS (Boreas), AI-based GNSS-denied navigation and laser velocity sensors, with Boreas D90 tested at the US Army's APEX experiment and supplied to Kongsberg.

    Relevance: Fast-growing FOG INS maker with global customers

    Source · defenseadvancement.com

  2. Acoustic & Undersea SensingLow

    Sensing, Timing & Navigation · Manufacture · listed #42 of 50

    Australian maker of Subsonus acoustic positioning (USBL) and Nucleus/Hydrus subsea sensing and navigation systems.

    Relevance: Acoustic positioning products; niche

    Source · advancednavigation.com