US Army invests $11M in Austin-based GPS alternative startup Tern
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Austin-based navigation startup Tern has secured $11 million in backing from the US Army.
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Austin-based startup Tern has secured an $11 million backing from the US Army to advance its navigation technology, which serves as an alternative to traditional GPS.
Tern has described its platform as "Google Maps for the battlefield," aiming to provide reliable positioning and situational awareness in operational environments.
Source: TechCrunch
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