According to foreign media reports, a foreign defense company recently announced that the quantum navigation system it developed has completed field testing. During the test, the system was able to continuously provide high-precision positioning services for ground equipment.

  According to reports, this quantum navigation system has GPS-like positioning functions and has significant advantages. It uses a passive operation method, so it is difficult to detect and will not be disturbed or deceived, and is expected to provide new options for navigation in the defense and civilian fields.

  Analysts believe that this system can meet the growing navigation needs in fields such as aerospace, field operations and autonomous driving. For example, in the field of national defense, the system can improve the accuracy and concealment of combat operations in performing tasks such as combat or reconnaissance; in the field of civilians, transportation operations can be optimized to provide reliable positioning support for autonomous driving systems, thereby promoting the development of related industries.

[Editor in charge: Gao Qiang]