Publication of a report into the Impact of GNSS Interference in the automotive sector - with a particular focus on the autonomous cars currently being trialled and deployed in the UK. Phase 1 - Formation of a Working Group committee Phase 2 - Full public report published
This award stage contract from Department for Science, Innovation & Technology was published in 2026. The Reports on the impact of GNSS Interference in the automotive sector contract.
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Publication of a report into the Impact of GNSS Interference in the automotive sector - with a particular focus on the autonomous cars currently being trialled and deployed in the UK.
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