Jammertest 2026 Norway

 

Back at Jammertest 2026: Advancing GNSS Resilience Through Real-World Testing

We believe the only way to build truly reliable GNSS receivers is to break them in the field. Laboratory simulations have limits; the real world doesn't. That is exactly why we are returning to Jammertest - a globally recognized, open-air jamming and spoofing event in Andøya, Norway. The data we pull from the open air directly shapes our receivers, making the positioning you rely on tougher, smarter, and more secure every single year.

 

At Jammertest 2026, we are pushing our latest positioning technologies to their limits under realistic jamming and spoofing conditions. From high-precision positioning and assured positioning, navigation and timing (APNT), to timing and synchronization and ultra-low-power solutions, the goal is to evaluate and further enhance resilience, availability, accuracy, and interference detection and mitigation capabilities in the environments where they matter most.

 

A highlight of this year's testing is the new ZED-R20P APNT module, featuring u-blox NavPRISM (Positioning Resilience and Interference Mitigation), our advanced interference-mitigation technology designed to strengthen resilience against GNSS jamming and spoofing.
 

We test everything. We confirm what holds. We sharpen what's next.