SHARPNAV's technological breakthrough lies in our advanced use of MIMO technology, which significantly enhances signal diversity by enabling the simultaneous reception from multiple GNSS and LEO satellite constellations. This multi-path capability mitigates the signal degradation typically caused by reflections in dense urban environments. Additionally, beamforming technology plays a crucial role by dynamically directing the signal reception to optimal satellite sources, effectively reducing interference and providing unparalleled real-time accuracy compared to conventional GNSS systems.

Our GNSS solutions are designed to withstand and counteract sophisticated threats like jamming and spoofing, which are increasingly prevalent in critical operations. Through the use of advanced AI-driven interference mitigation and signal processing algorithms, SHARPNAV ensures precision and continuity, even in adversarial conditions. This resilience is vital for mission-critical scenarios, including defense operations, autonomous vehicles, and the stability of civil infrastructure, where the reliability of positioning data is absolutely essential.

Traditional GNSS struggles in indoor environments or areas with significant structural obstructions, but SHARPNAV has redefined these limitations. By integrating LEO satellite technology with advanced multipath mitigation techniques, we make centimeter-level accurate positioning within complex indoor and urban environments a reality. This capability is transformative for sectors like industrial automation, logistics management, and asset tracking, offering unprecedented operational precision in high-density settings.

The integration of Low Earth Orbit satellite constellations is a cornerstone of SHARPNAV's approach. LEO satellites provide reduced signal latency and enhanced coverage, resulting in a truly global GNSS solution. The combined power of LEO, MIMO, and beamforming allows us to deliver real-time, centimeter-level accuracy for demanding applications, such as autonomous navigation, smart urban infrastructure, and military deployments. As LEO satellite networks expand over the next 1-3 years, SHARPNAV is positioned to offer the world's most advanced and reliable GNSS solutions.

SHARPNAV is not just evolving GNSS; we are fundamentally redefining it. Our solutions provide a resilient foundation for positioning in a data-driven world, enhancing the safety and precision of autonomous vehicles, optimizing urban infrastructure, and supporting mission-critical defense operations. Once LEO constellations reach full deployment, SHARPNAV will be ready to lead, offering transformative advancements in positioning systems that are accessible across sectors and geographies.

Our mission is to establish a global standard for precision navigation—one that is inherently adaptive, resilient, and exact. As we move forward, SHARPNAV is set to shape the future of navigation, ensuring that the next generation of GNSS solutions meets the complex demands of a rapidly evolving world. The future of navigation is precise, and SHARPNAV is here to build that future.

SharpNav is strategically positioned as a key player in the rapidly expanding global GNSS market, poised for exponential growth from €260 billion in 2023 to approximately €580 billion by 2033, the growth being driven by escalating demand for precise navigation services across practically all industries. Our technical approach and the ability to provide precise navigational services in all environments sets us apart, making it a prime investment opportunity for those looking to capitalize on the growth of this dynamic market.

Business-wise our solution combines the best of many approaches. The current GNSS environment offers much room for technical improvement for innovative players such as us, while mitigating the risk associated with technology development. On the other hand, our LEO-PNT solution offers an early gateway to the market, that is expected to grow globally to over €40 billion.

While developing our technology, we are simultaneously focusing on protecting our intellectual property and ensuring the commercialization potential of our technology.

Our overall commercial approach is supported by a strong partnership model with universities, satellite manufacturers and other key stakeholders of the industry. The current geo(political) situation is further driving the need for precise navigation services, especially in interference heavy environments, further driving up the commercial potential for our technology. While we operate globally, we are headquartered in Finland.

Finland’s proactive stance towards fostering the space economy provides a nurturing environment for technological growth and technology commercialization. The country’s commitment to innovation, its investment in space infrastructure, and its skilled workforce create an ideal ecosystem for our future expansion. Finland’s policies supporting research and technology development ensure that we have access to world-class talent and resources.

As we accelerate towards the full commercialization of our technology, we remain committed to advancing the capabilities of GNSS technology. By delivering precise, resilient, and reliable positioning systems that operate seamlessly in both outdoor and indoor environments, SharpNav is setting the stage for the next era of global navigation systems. Our investors are not only investing in the rapidly growing GNSS market but also supporting a company that is driving innovation and revolutionizing global positioning technology.

The future of navigation is here. If you wish to join our journey, we’re happy to provide more details. You can contact our team at contact@sharpnav.com or team members directly.

Sharpnav’s GNSS enhancement strategy centers on a purpose-built Low Earth Orbit (LEO) PNT constellation designed to overcome the limitations of traditional satellite navigation systems. Unlike legacy GNSS constellations that orbit at medium altitudes (~20 000 km), Sharpnav’s LEO satellites operate at much lower altitudes (600–2,000 km), enabling significantly stronger signal strength—up to 100 times greater—and faster signal acquisition. This architecture allows for decimeter positioning accuracy, even in environments where GNSS typically fails, such as dense urban areas, indoors, and high-latitude regions.

A key differentiator of Sharpnav’s approach is its Nordic-first deployment strategy. The initial phase focuses on launching 4–6 satellites to provide functional initial coverage across the Nordics, including the Arctic Circle—an area where traditional GNSS systems struggle due to poor satellite visibility. This regional focus ensures early service continuity in some of the world’s most demanding geographies, supporting both civilian and defense applications. The constellation is designed to scale, with a second phase expanding to ~50 satellites for broader functional Northern European coverage, and a final phase targeting global reach with ~300 satellites.

Beyond the hardware, Sharpnav’s system is engineered to improve signal reception, mitigate interference, and integrate seamlessly with existing GNSS infrastructure. This hybrid model allows Sharpnav’s constellation to augment traditional GNSS signals, offering immediate benefits even before full global deployment. The result is a resilient, high-precision navigation solution tailored for mission-critical use cases—from autonomous systems and aviation to emergency response and national defense—positioning Sharpnav in the European forefront in next-generation positioning, navigation, and timing services.

We invite investment in SHARPNAV to be part of the future of precision navigation. Our GNSS services are not merely engineered to meet current demands but are strategically designed to anticipate and evolve with the challenges of a rapidly advancing technological landscape, ensuring resilient, future-proof positioning solutions for any conceivable application.

SharpNav's LEO-PNT system offers a powerful solution to one of the most pressing vulnerabilities in satellite navigation: jamming and spoofing. Traditional GNSS signals, transmitted from satellites over 20 000 km above Earth, arrive at the surface extremely weak—often below the ambient radio noise level. This makes them highly susceptible to interference, whether from natural sources or deliberate attacks. Even low-power jammers or spoofers can easily disrupt GNSS-based services, posing serious risks to aviation, defense, critical infrastructure, and autonomous systems.

Our LEO-PNT systems mitigate these risks by transmitting signals from satellites in much lower orbits (600–2,000 km), resulting in 10–100× stronger signal strength at the receiver. This increased power makes the signals far more resistant to being overpowered by jammers. Additionally, the rapid movement of LEO satellites creates constantly changing signal paths, which makes it significantly harder for spoofers to mimic or predict the signal environment. These dynamic characteristics, combined with encrypted signals and threat detection, provide a robust defense against both jamming and spoofing attempts.

Moreover, SharpNav's system can operate as complementary layers to GNSS, enhancing resilience through signal diversity and redundancy. By integrating LEO signals with GNSS in a multi-constellation, multi-frequency receiver, users benefit from greater availability, faster recovery from disruptions, and improved positioning accuracy—even in contested or degraded environments.

The Licensing Model offers SHARPNAV's proprietary algorithm to device manufacturers under a fixed annual or per-device fee. This business model provides a clear path to product integration while guaranteeing recurring revenue streams for SHARPNAV.

Licensing also mitigates the need for manufacturers to make substantial investments in R&D, enabling cost-effective deployment of state-of-the-art geolocation functionalities.

The predictable nature of licensing fees ensures financial stability for both SHARPNAV and its clients, fostering long-term partnerships.

The Usage-Based Pricing Model offers an alternative that ties costs directly to actual utilisation metrics, such as the volume of positioning services performed by devices.

This model is particularly attractive to manufacturers seeking to minimise fixed costs while maintaining scalability according to fluctuations in demand.

The pay-per-use framework provides financial flexibility and encourages broader adoption in markets where production volumes or consumer requirements may vary.

By closely aligning costs with real-world usage, this model supports a more adaptive and responsive pricing strategy.

SHARPNAV's Software as a Service (SaaS) model provides manufacturers with access to advanced geolocation processing capabilities through a cloud-based platform.

In this model, device manufacturers can leverage SHARPNAV’s high-precision positioning algorithms without the need for significant on-device computational resources.

This cloud-based approach not only reduces hardware complexity but also ensures seamless updates and unparalleled scalability.

The SaaS model is underpinned by a pay-as-you-go pricing structure, wherein clients are billed based on service utilisation, thereby reducing initial capital expenditures. This model is particularly beneficial for manufacturers and enterprises with variable demand, as it allows for cost-effective scaling.

The cloud-native architecture enables rapid deployment and seamless integration with pre-existing infrastructure, allowing clients to benefit from continuous technological improvements with minimal maintenance requirements.

This ensures that manufacturers consistently leverage the most advanced positioning features without any additional operational burden.

A further strength of the SaaS model lies in its scalability, allowing manufacturers to start with a modest implementation and subsequently expand in response to increasing market demand. This capacity for flexible scaling is particularly advantageous for startups and smaller enterprises, which can control costs while gaining access to sophisticated GNSS capabilities.

Additionally, SHARPNAV's SaaS framework facilitates real-time data processing and analytics, empowering manufacturers to provide real-time positioning, predictive insights, and adaptive location-based services that are vital for dynamic use cases such as logistics, autonomous mobility, and emergency response.

Moreover, the SaaS model integrates advanced AI-driven analytics to enhance situational awareness and enable predictive maintenance, which is particularly relevant for industries that depend on reliability and precision.

By utilising SHARPNAV’s cloud-based solutions, manufacturers are able to respond proactively to emerging challenges, thereby optimising both efficiency and safety across a wide array of applications.

The Partnership Model involves the direct integration of SHARPNAV's algorithm into end-user devices through strategic collaborations with manufacturers.

This model allows manufacturers to market the precision GNSS capabilities as a distinct value-added feature, thereby enhancing the competitiveness of their products.

Revenue-sharing agreements underpin these partnerships, aligning the financial interests of both SHARPNAV and the device manufacturers.

Such collaborations are conducive to fostering innovation and differentiation, making SHARPNAV's precision features a critical advantage within the consumer market.

The Freemium Model is designed to introduce users to SHARPNAV's high-precision GNSS technology by providing basic positioning features for free while keeping advanced capabilities behind a premium tier.

This approach is particularly appealing to manufacturers of wearables such as smartwatches, where end-users are able to trial SHARPNAV's premium features before deciding to upgrade.

The low barrier to entry expands market reach and drives customer adoption, while the availability of advanced features creates an upselling pathway, thereby generating recurring revenue.

The Royalty-Based Model is structured around the payment of royalties for each device sold that utilises the SHARPNAV algorithm.

This model is ideal in contexts where the GNSS technology provides a significant competitive advantage, making it a valuable differentiator for manufacturers.

By positioning SHARPNAV’s algorithm as a premium feature, the Royalty-Based Model allows manufacturers to integrate advanced GNSS functionalities as a core aspect of their value proposition, while SHARPNAV benefits from continuous royalties tied directly to the market success of its clients.