5G Could Enhance GNSS Signals For Urban Air Mobility

October 19, 2021
ESA
LONDON–The European Space Agency (ESA) and UK air navigation service provider NATS are exploring whether 5G cellular communications technology could help to provide a resilient positioning capability for uncrewed air systems. The emergence of advanced and urban air mobility (UAM) and the use of...

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