TERN

How can vehicles maintain positioning when GPS becomes unreliable? TERN's Independently Derived Positioning System (IDPS) enables vehicles to derive and maintain an understanding of where they are from within, including through tunnels, dense cities, park

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We're honored to announce that TERN has been selected as a 2026 World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer. Since 2000, the Technology Pioneers alumni include companies such as Google, PayPal, Airbnb, and Dropbox that have gone on to define categories and sh

When the U.S. Army launched Operation Jailbreak at Fort Carson, the objective was clear: bring together industry, operators, engineers, and government stakeholders to accelerate interoperability across systems that have historically operated in isolation.

TERN expands continuous navigation beyond the traditional road network TERN's IDPS enables continuous off-road navigation without GPS by allowing vehicles to maintain intelligent positioning across trails, forestry roads, industrial routes, and remote ter

Originally published in Tectonic by Erin O'Brien - March 19, 2026 Resilient positioning for contested environments If you thought the Crow Industries and Parry Labs mash up was the only collab to come out of the Army's xTech Overwatch competition, think a

Originally published in Resilience Media by John Biggs - Wednesday, March 23, 2026 The modern world runs on signals most people never see. Enter GPS-denied navigation. GPS, the world's position system, now guides trucks, times financial trades, routes amb

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