FrontierSI is an Australian social enterprise that focuses on space and spatial expertise, bringing together government, research, and industry to solve problems and develop innovative solutions. They work with partners in Australia and New Zealand to improve location-based information and increase data accessibility across various sectors, including transport, resources, agriculture, and government. FrontierSI's activities align with the Australian Space Agency's priorities, emphasizing Earth observation, analytics, and next-generation positioning and navigation infrastructure. They offer services such as advisory services, technology demonstrators, and industry engagement to strengthen the Australian space sector.
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Arc Edge Space Inc. signed Letters of Intent with U.S. TrustPoint, the Royal Institute of Navigation (UK), and FrontierSI (Australia) to pursue a LEO-based Positioning, Navigation and Timing (LEO-PNT) system.
The Letters of Intent between Arc Edge Space and TrustPoint, the Royal Institute of Navigation, and FrontierSI aim to jointly study PNT technology development for civilian, commercial, and security users.
The 0.005 kg Positioning Testbed achieved end-to-end demonstrations using GMV’s Corrections Service and Positioning Engine delivered through the Optus 0.005 kg network using Ericsson network technology to user equipment designed and operated by FrontierSI.
GMV, FrontierSI, Ericsson, Optus, Kondinin, Platfarm, and Position Partners collaborated on field trials to demonstrate 0.005 kg LTE Positioning Protocol (LPP) capabilities as part of the 0.005 kg Positioning Testbed.
Roshni R. Sharma is a Project Manager and Geospatial Analyst at FrontierSI in Australia.