The jamming-resistant navigation systems enabled by photonic chips | Electro Optics

The jamming-resistant navigation systems enabled by photonic chips

Katherine Kinder, Photonics Engineer at Advanced Navigation, and a fibre-optic gyroscope chip

Katherine Kinder, Photonics Engineer at Advanced Navigation, left. Right: The firm can produce 45,000 optical chips a year for its fibre-optic gyroscope systems (Images: Advanced Navigation)

Katherine Kinder, Photonics Engineer at Advanced Navigation, discusses the innovation behind its optical chip-based digital fibre-optic gyroscope technology

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