Name: Joint Navigation Conference (JNC)
Start: 2025-06-02
End: 2025-06-05

Joint Navigation Conference (JNC)

Greater Cincinnati Area, Booth 407

June 2, 2025 - June 5, 2025

JNC is the largest U.S. military positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) conference of the year, with joint service and government participation. The event focuses on technical advances in PNT, with an emphasis on joint development, test, and support of affordable PNT systems, logistics and integration. From an operational perspective, the conference will focus on advances in battlefield applications of GPS, critical strengths and weaknesses of field navigation devices, warfighter PNT requirements and solutions, and navigation warfare. The theme of this year’s conference will be: Enhancing Dominance and Resilience for Warfighting and Homeland Security PNT.

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L3Harris Speaks

A4: NTS-3 and Lightweight Satellite Navigation

E4: Integrity and Assurance

C5: Military PNT Equipment: M-Code Receiver Systems 1

F5: AI/Machine Learning(ML) for PNT Signal Processing

D9: Anti-Jam and Anti-Spoofing Technologies: System Performance 2

L3Harris: Advancing the PNT Mission

In a dynamic and fast-changing geopolitical environment, accurate, reprogrammable PNT is critical to the safety and mission success of our warfighters. PNT supports everything from combat aircraft, warships and weapons systems, to individual soldiers on the ground – making it a prime target for adversaries.

L3Harris is focused on innovating PNT technology to better serve today’s users and address tomorrow’s next-generation needs, which includes developing complimentary and alternative PNT to keep warfighters on the battlefield connected and secure. We're building upon more than 60 years of deploying advanced space technology with extraordinary success in PNT.

Featured Capabilities

Global Positioning System Payloads

M-Code Navigation Solutions

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