The US Army is betting on new AI navigation for its vehicles when GPS is jammed

Business Insider | 10-09-2026 02:32pm |

The US Army has awarded an $11.26 million contract to defense tech company TERN to deploy its AI-based navigation system on Army vehicles. The system is designed to operate offline without GPS or network connectivity, providing an alternative when signals are jammed. This comes as military leaders anticipate consistent jamming in future wars, as seen in recent conflicts. The contract aims to address vulnerabilities in navigation and communications.

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