Locus Lock is a technology company that specializes in Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) solutions, providing precise and secure location data for commercial and military applications. They are known for their software-defined GNSS receiver technology, which offers resilient and adaptable positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) services. Locus Lock's products, such as the LEO100 GNSS-SDR receiver and RadioLion radio-frequency front-end, cater to various sectors, including aerospace, defense, ground vehicles, and emerging technologies like UAVs. They partner with organizations like Xona Space Systems to enhance GNSS performance and have received investment from firms like AIN Ventures and the University of Texas Seed Fund.
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Locus Lock’s receivers are designed to offer high-end performance at a price intended for mass-market adoption in commercial and defense ecosystems.
Locus Lock spun out of the University of Texas Radionavigation Laboratory and joined the Techstars Space Accelerator in 2023.
Locus Lock was founded in 2021 at the University of Texas at Austin’s Radionavigation Laboratory directed by engineering professor Todd Humphreys.
Locus Lock did not solicit external investment from 2021 to 2023.
Locus Lock Inc. of Denver provides global navigation satellite receivers that deliver secured-centimeter resolution data for industrial and consumer products.