50W jamming, GNSS spoofing, Meaconing and Multi band electronic attack. Our Solace Vector put to the test
At JammerTest Norway 2026, Solace Communications put our Vector M maritime platform and Vector PUK through demanding electronic warfare trials, both at sea and on the road.
Built from lessons learned in live, GNSS-denied operational theatres, Vector combines the latest Iridium PNT ASIC silicon, dual-band GNSS, inertial sensing, edge computing and our proprietary, patent pending fusion engine.
As one of the world’s first companies to bring this next generation ASIC into scalable production, we’re demonstrating a significant advance over legacy PNT technology.
The results spoke for themselves. Vector detected compromised GNSS, dynamically adjusted trust between positioning sources and maintained reliable positioning wherever trusted measurements remained available. Under the most extreme attacks, our fusion engine recognised when position could no longer be assured rather than reporting false confidence, and Vector goes well beyond positioning.
Our onboard edge computing delivers live intelligence and threat information to users, supporting route planning, operational decisions and auditable reports of jamming and spoofing events.
We also successfully demonstrated real time over the air software updates, proving our ability to respond to evolving threats while equipment remains deployed.
As a Tier One Iridium partner, we’re delivering UK designed and manufactured assured PNT technology built for the realities of modern electronic warfare.
Built from operational experience and proven at sea and on the road. Designed to stay ahead of the threat and evolve as the world does.
Join us for our webinar on 30th October to hear more.
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Why this matters for talent
Iridium's post on its Solace Vector platform surviving jamming, spoofing and electronic warfare trials at JammerTest Norway highlights the kind of RF, GNSS and electronic warfare engineering work behind its defense adjacent product line. Iridium carries 50 open roles on the board, and demonstrations like this are a reasonable signal of continued investment in that specialized engineering team.
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