Imagine a digital clock that can't be tricked or jammed by hackers, even in a war zone. This system uses a special encrypted satellite signal to keep all computers in a network perfectly in sync. It's like having a master gold-standard watch that ensures every machine in a factory or ship is ticking at the exact same microsecond.
Critical infrastructures rely on precise timing, but standard GNSS signals are vulnerable to jamming and spoofing. This creates a risk of system failure or malicious takeover of synchronized networks.
A secure timing source integrating a PRS receiver, a CRPA anti-jamming antenna, and a server-based navigation solution for key management.
If you are a naval shipbuilder dealing with signal jamming in hostile waters — this project developed a PRS receiver and CRPA antenna that ensures timing continuity. This prevents navigation errors on vessels like the F110 frigates.
If you are a network provider dealing with timing drifts in critical civilian infrastructure — this project developed a server-based timing solution. It allows devices without encryption keys to receive secure, spoof-proof time references.
If you are a grid operator dealing with the risk of spoofing attacks on synchronization hardware — this project developed a robust PNT timing source. It ensures the grid remains stable by providing the highest guarantee of service from Galileo.
Based on available project data, specific pricing and cost structures are not disclosed.
Yes, the project utilizes high TRL technologies and integrates existing products like WANTime and antennas already used in military programs.
Based on available project data, the specific licensing terms are not mentioned, though it involves a consortium of 5 industrial partners.
It integrates via NTP and PTP protocols and can be deployed as a server-based solution to provide timing to devices without encryption keys.
The project period is from 2026-05-01 to 2027-10-31.
The consortium is heavily industry-driven with a 71% industry ratio, consisting of 5 industrial partners and 2 other entities across 4 countries. This composition, led by GMV Aerospace and Defence, suggests a strong focus on commercial viability and rapid deployment rather than academic research.
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