Xona Space Systems Launches Pulsar Verified Ecosystem Certification Program
Xona Space Systems has launched 'Pulsar Verified,' a certification program for hardware manufacturers to ensure compatibility with its low Earth orbit positioning and navigation signals. The initiative aims to provide a more resilient alternative to traditional GNSS, particularly in environments prone to jamming and spoofing.
Why it matters
As global reliance on satellite navigation grows, creating more secure and jam-resistant positioning signals is critical for aviation, agriculture, and autonomous systems.
Facebook Twitter Linkedin --> Xona Space Systems has introduced Pulsar Verified, a partnership program that certifies receivers, chipsets, and test equipment for interoperability with the company’s Pulsar low Earth orbit positioning, navigation, and timing signal, said Tyler Reid, co-founder and CTO at Xona.
The program follows Pulsar-0’s first year in orbit, during which the satellite completed more than 350 transmission passes across four continents and returned 22 terabytes of observation data, with commercial receivers tracking its signals from Finland to Australia.
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