Drone makers develop GPS alternatives as electronic warfare reshapes battlefield
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Electronic warfare is accelerating demand for new drone navigation technologies that can operate when GPS signals are jammed or spoofed, prompting defense companies to develop backup guidance systems for increasingly contested battlefields, Bloomberg News reported Thursday.
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