Xona wants to do to navigation what Space X did to rockets: build a better product at far lower cost while building products prized by consumers and enterprises.
Last year, the company broadcast a commercial satellite navigation signal for its first time—demonstrating record breaking accuracy, according to the company. Now, the focus is all about scaling—and doing so as rapidly as possible to compete with sovereign alternatives.
(Pulsar) signals are compatible with current infrastructure, so no one has to buy a new device. They just have to update their software.
Septentrio and Xona plan to advance receiver development, evaluate real-world performance, and explore commercial opportunities across different industrial and defense applications.
The modern world would crumble without solid location-and-timing data. Militaries need it. Financial markets need it. A trip to the grocery store needs it.
