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Iran war pushes Flare Bright to secure PNT at sea Driven by recent geopolitical conflicts, Flare Bright is expanding its advanced software-based positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) technology from aerospace into the naval domain to secure operations

Iran war pressures drive Flare Bright to secure PNT at sea. Read the need for resilient navigation and timing at sea.

Bright Sparks See what Flarebright CEO Kelvin Hamilton has to say about Aerospace magazine's definitive 4-page feature detailing their breakthrough AI flight technologies. Read More

Pump up the volume… Explore how proactive government support and funding are transforming small defence tech companies like Flare Bright from visionary startups into major industry players. Read More

Anduril name Flarebright as one of their UK partners for Project NYX The British Army has down-selected Anduril UK to build autonomous collaborative land platforms under Project NYX, with Flarebright named as a key domestic partner. Read More

Anduril Industries builds advanced autonomous systems and defense technology to protect US and allied forces. Creating the future of national security through AI, robotics, and cutting-edge engineering.

Royal Aeronautical Society, Editor in Chief, Tim Robinson FRAeS visits Flarebright's HQ Royal Aeronautical Society Editor-in-Chief Tim Robinson visited Flarebright's headquarters to observe and report on the fascinating aerospace activities of the UK SME.

Flight Test Performance Assessment of a Machine-Learning Software-Enhanced Inertial Navigation System Led by Flarebright, the SafeZone project utilises machine learning enhanced software in combination with low cost sensors to achieve accurate navigation

UKRI Future Flight: Enabling BVLOS Drone Operations for UK Infrastructure UKRI Future Flight project uses Extera FTS technology to enable safe, routine BVLOS drone flights for UK infrastructure and support CAA regulatory goals. Read More

DSEI 2025: UK's Flare Bright plans to improve accuracy of Tactera before year end Navigating without GPS is about to get even sharper. Discover how UK defence tech firm Flare Bright used DSEI 2025 to announce ambitious plans to further enhance the accurac