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SandboxAQ and Northrop Grumman have validated the operational viability of integrating magnetic anomaly navigation with Large Quantitative Models on expendable drones for GPS-denied environments. This achievement demonstrates a practical application of quantum sensing principles to enhance autonomy in low-cost, attritable defense platforms without relying on specialized external hardware.

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SandboxAQ and Northrop Grumman Flight-Test AQNav Quantum Navigation on Attritable Drone

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 10, 20262 min read

SandboxAQ and Northrop Grumman successfully flight-tested the AQNav magnetic navigation system on a Lumberjack® attritable drone, marking the first operational flight-test of MagNav on an expendable platform and the first pairing of magnetic anomaly navigation with visual navigation sensors on a one-way attack system. This demonstration validated AQNav's software-first architecture, which processes sensor telemetry using Large Quantitative Models and geomagnetic anomaly maps to enable real-time alternative positioning, navigation, and timing in GPS-denied environments, expanding its deployment options for low-cost defense systems. The post SandboxAQ and Northrop Grumman Flight-Test AQNav Quantum Navigation on Attritable Drone appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

AI and quantum technology enterprise SandboxAQ has completed a successful flight-test campaign of its AQNav magnetic navigation (MagNav) system integrated onto Northrop Grumman’s (NYSE: NOC)…

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