It was introduced in response to the increasing number of spoofing incidents by malicious actors, which have disrupted GNSS services. Qualinx won the project after a 6-month selection process by EUSPA.
Qualinx's Digital Radio Frequency (DRF) technology converts most of a wireless chip's analog functions into digital circuitry. These DRF functions can then be customized for each application using software. Compared to traditional GNSS receivers, this technology offers a 10x reduction in power consumption, extending the lifespan of battery-powered navigation devices, and allows for smaller, lower-cost packages.
Aire promotes the creation of MVNOs with its "turnkey" solution for companies
Aire (formerly Grupo Aire) consolidates its "turnkey" model that eliminates barriers to entry so that companies can become Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) in an agile, simple way and without the need for their own infrastructure or technical knowledge.
