NAVISP Industry Days 2023: register now

Immerse yourself in the world of positioning, navigation and timing (PNT), explore its potential and connect with the NAVISP ecosystem at this year’s NAVISP Industry Days, ESA’s annual event devoted to the latest developments and opportunities in the Agency’s Navigation Innovation and Support Programme.

The two-day event will take place on Tuesday 7 and Wednesday 8 November, at the Erasmus building in ESA’s Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC), ESA’s technical heart in the Netherlands. You can register here and read the agenda here.

NAVISP Industry Days highlights the critical importance of PNT in several market areas and is a platform for SMEs, companies and researchers to explore opportunities for innovation, commercialisation and collaboration across NAVISP’s three Elements (Innovation, developing innovative concepts, techniques, technologies and systems; Competitiveness, improving capabilities of Member States’ industry in the global market; and Support to Member States and their national PNT strategies).

With captivating panel discussions and keynote speeches featuring industry experts and ESA representatives, this event will offer valuable insights into key topics like PNT ecosystems in Europe and Canada and PNT trends in the next three to five years. Among other subjects, speakers will talk about the role of PNT in mobility and underwater as well as PNT technologies alternative to the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS). This year’s Industry Days will also have a dedicated talk on GNSS robustness and ESA's experience at Jammertest.

About NAVISP

ESA navigation specialists are supporting cutting-edge European companies in the development of new navigation technologies and services – in support of Europe's industrial competitiveness, autonomy and leadership. The result is ESA’s Navigation Innovation and Support Programme, NAVISP.

NAVISP is looking into all kinds of clever ideas about the future of navigation: ways to improve satellite navigation, alternative positioning systems and new navigation services and applications.

For more information, visit the NAVISP webpage.