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Advanced Navigation is a Sydney-based developer of navigation and autonomous systems whose core product is inertial navigation that keeps working where GPS signals are unreliable, denied or unavailable.
About Advanced Navigation
Advanced Navigation is a Sydney-based developer of navigation and autonomous systems whose core product is inertial navigation that keeps working where GPS signals are unreliable, denied or unavailable. Its range combines MEMS and fibre-optic gyroscope inertial navigation systems — including the Boreas series built on the company’s patented digital fibre-optic gyroscope (DFOG) technology — with GNSS/INS units, inertial measurement units, satellite compasses and underwater acoustic positioning, all fused by AI-based sensor-fusion software. The same navigation stack is applied directly to robotics in Hydrus, a micro hovering autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) that a single operator can deploy for survey, inspection and ocean-data missions with fully autonomous navigation, obstacle avoidance and 3D photogrammetry.
Other lines extend the technology to lunar and space use, notably the LUNA laser velocity sensor developed for precision Moon landings. The company designs and manufactures in Australia, with research and production facilities nationwide and offices globally, and its systems are used across defence, mining, marine and subsea, aerospace, automotive and agricultural applications, with the United States and Europe reported to account for more than 80 percent of revenue (company-stated). For partners, it is a single-vendor source of assured positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) hardware for autonomous platforms operating in contested environments.
Products & services
- Boreas series fibre-optic gyroscope (DFOG) inertial navigation systems for land, air, sea and space platforms
- GNSS/INS and inertial measurement units (including Certus Evo, Spatial and Motus lines) and the GNSS Compass satellite compass
- Hydrus micro hovering autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) for survey, inspection and ocean data collection
- Subsonus underwater acoustic positioning (USBL) systems and Poseidon subsea GNSS antennas
- LUNA laser velocity sensor for lunar landing navigation, and laser velocity sensors for underground mining navigation
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Advanced Navigation is a Sydney-based developer of navigation and autonomous systems whose core product is inertial navigation that keeps working where GPS signals are unreliable, denied or unavailable. Its listed range includes Boreas series fibre-optic gyroscope, GNSS/INS and inertial measurement units, Hydrus micro hovering autonomous underwater vehicle, Subsonus underwater acoustic positioning.
Advanced Navigation is headquartered in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It was founded in 2012.
Unlisted. Series C round of about 158 million (company announcement / Australian Government space.gov.au coverage). Currency note: space.gov.au records the round as "$158 million" without a currency marker; the company’s announcement, as reported by Australian trade press, specifies AU$158 million, including a $50 million investment from the National Reconstruction Fund Corporation (NRFC), while US trade coverage converted the round to about US$110 million — the Australian-dollar figure is used here as the company-announced currency, with the unmarked government wording noted.
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Profile facts
| Headquarters | Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (Level 12, 255 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000) |
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| Country | Australia |
| Industry | Robotics navigation systems — inertial navigation systems (INS), photonic sensing and a micro autonomous underwater vehicle for autonomous platforms |
| Founded | 2012 |
| Company size | — (not publicly disclosed; left blank rather than guessed) |
| Markets served | Global; defence, mining, marine and subsea, aerospace and space, automotive and agriculture customers, with research and production facilities across Australia and offices worldwide |
| Official website | advancednavigation.com |
| Public funding | Unlisted. Series C round of about 158 million (company announcement / Australian Government space.gov.au coverage). Currency note: space.gov.au records the round as "$158 million" without a currency marker; the company’s announcement, as reported by Australian trade press, specifies AU$158 million, including a $50 million investment from the National Reconstruction Fund Corporation (NRFC), while US trade coverage converted the round to about US$110 million — the Australian-dollar figure is used here as the company-announced currency, with the unmarked government wording noted |
| Profile status | Not yet claimed |
| Facts last verified | 6 November 2026 |
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