Engagement
Omnisense technology is designed for integration within larger navigation and positioning systems.
Technology licensing
Core positioning techniques and system architecture may be licensed for integration into third-party platforms, with licensing structures aligned to deployment scale and application domain.
Integration partnerships
Omnisense works with system integrators and OEM partners to incorporate positioning capability within broader navigation, sensing, and operational frameworks. The technology is designed to operate as an independent positioning layer or as part of a complementary navigation stack.
Collaborative development
In research and advanced development contexts, Omnisense participates in collaborative programmes to refine architecture, validate performance, and support transition toward operational deployment.
Engagements may include prototype evaluation, infrastructure and coverage modelling, deployment optimisation, and system-level performance assessment.
Fixed-node deployment supporting extended-range terrestrial positioning during Wrafton field trials.
Stakeholder Consultation – GNSS-Resilient Autonomy
DroneHome, delivered under the ESA NAVISP programme, concluded in February 2026 following validation of extended-range GNSS-resilient navigation capability.
As part of structured follow-on activity, Omnisense is conducting stakeholder consultation to refine operational requirements, deployment priorities, and integration pathways for resilient navigation architectures.
Organisations with relevant operational, integration, or regulatory perspectives are invited to contribute input. Responses will inform modelling assumptions and potential next-phase development activity.
The questionnaire takes approximately 5 minutes to complete and will remain open until end May 2026.
Programme-aligned stakeholder consultation (ESA NAVISP)
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