Advanced Navigation tests Boreas D90 stack at U.S. Army APEX
Advanced Navigation reported a 2025 U.S. Army APEX demonstration that fused Boreas D90, AdNav Intelligence, a laser velocity sensor and a wheel-speed encoder under deliberate GNSS jamming.
Why it matters
The exercise provides exact Boreas D90 and AdNav Intelligence configuration evidence plus a measured 0.018% distance error with wheel-speed aiding under jamming, without implying a production procurement.
Evidence notes
- The four-wheel-drive vehicle demonstration took place during night operations at a rural New Mexico site with deliberate GNSS jamming.
- Boreas D90 and AdNav Intelligence were evaluated with a laser velocity sensor and, separately, a wheel-speed encoder.
- The wheel-speed configuration recorded 11.7 metres of final error over 65 kilometres, equal to 0.018 percent of distance travelled.
Company context
Advanced Navigation develops positioning, navigation and autonomy systems for robots, vehicles and maritime platforms operating in GPS-denied or communications-limited environments.