Pulsar-0 has demonstrated on-orbit ranging accuracy of 42 millimeters – the width of a golf ball.

The world needs a modern update on GPS

Last week, we had the honour of hosting @csa_asc  astronaut @Astro_Kutryk at Xona’s Montréal office. Joshua’s journey embodies the same spirit that drives our team — pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in space to make technology work better for life on Earth. We’re

A new look for the next era of navigation. Today, we introduce Xona’s evolved identity. A clearer expression of who we are and where we’re headed as we scale a new class of precise, resilient, and trusted location and timing infrastructure built for the real world. This

Next-era navigation. Coming soon to a @Septentrio devices near you.

BREAKING: A Spanish military jet carrying Defence Minister Margarita Robles experienced GPS jamming near Russia’s Kaliningrad while heading to Lithuania. Encrypted systems prevented disruption, but Madrid calls it a real threat.

One second every 130 years — that’s how often a spoofer should expect to succeed against Pulsar’s robust security. Pulsar is secure by design. Dive into the details in our latest technical blog to explore why authentication matters and how Pulsar makes it possible.

Timing is everything. We’ve signed @Hoptroff, @fibrolan, and @TimebeatApp as our earliest customers—bringing Pulsar’s secure, resilient, and ultra-precise timing signals to the systems that keep the modern world running. From transit systems to trading floors and energy grids,

🛰️ Satellites need to be built for the full mission lifecycle—from launch to deorbit. We’re partnering with @XonaSpace to equip their Pulsar LEO PNT constellation with Astroscale docking plates—enabling: ✔️ In-orbit servicing ✔️ Tech upgrades ✔️ Responsible deorbit Pulsar is

Commissioning complete. Pulsar-0’s first in-flight software update was successful, wrapping up commissioning and kicking off signal calibration for our production-class spacecraft. Mission teams moved quickly through key checkout phases, including mixed-power transmissions and

Spoofing, meet range authentication. On Monday, Pulsar-0 broadcast the world’s first range-authenticated navigation signal from space, marking a historic advancement in GNSS security. Unlike traditional GNSS, Pulsar offers cryptographic proof that a received distance

Pulsar is online. Last week, Xona mission teams began broadcasting live-sky navigation signals from Pulsar-0 in Low Earth Orbit following a complete series of payload health and safety checks. Over the coming weeks, we’ll continue to scale signal performance, operations, and

This is why we are building Pulsar. To bring precision, power, and protection to the universe of industries and individuals that rely on GPS. Navigation and timing are systems the world isn’t supposed to think about. They’re just supposed to work.

This isn't just happening here. Bloomberg's analysis has shown more than 5,500 incidents of signals placing ships on land in six regions since July 2024, exponentially more than ever before.

Across the Strait of Hormuz, oil tankers have suffered from unreliable navigation positioning for weeks, often appearing in navigation screens as onshore or in another part of the world. On June 17, two tankers collided and caught fire after experiencing navigational

Yesterday's @business report on GPS jamming in global shipping is a wake-up call. The world’s economy runs on signals that can vanish in an instant and the consequences of a GPS outage is devastating. 🔗

GPS interference over the Persian Gulf since 12 June. View our GPS jamming map for 6 and 24 hour interval data at https://t.co/Ngz8eE1Zbk Read more about how GPS jamming and spoofing can affect aircraft at https://t.co/7Q48kTfwp4

Supported by the CSA, @XonaSpace is redefining navigation with Pulsar satellite system that perform in remote and challenging environments, enhancing security and reliability for Canadians and the Arctic. https://t.co/a0ITxKqKfY #CanadianInnovation #Satellites 📷 Aerospacelab

Exclusive: Xona tallies $92 million as it sends Pulsar-0 to space