The European Defence Fund project Q-SiNG advances its research activities with a new experimental campaign.

Castelldefels, 27 October 2026. The European Defence Fund (EDF) project “Quantum-based Simultaneous inertial Navigator and vector Gravimeter” (Q-SiNG) has reached an important milestone with the first experiment of the downscale test campaign conducted off the Catalan coast at Sant Feliu de Guíxols. During the campaign, the Q-SiNG demonstrator, comprising motion sensors, electronics and navigation software, was tested at sea, with Q-SiNG consortium partner IQUA providing the boat and carrying out the main experimental activities.

The campaign represents an intermediate step towards Q-SiNG’s subsequent upscale testing by the beginning of next year. It provides the consortium with an opportunity to assess the demonstrator under different operating conditions and, importantly, to learn from its behaviour before moving to testing at a larger scale. The results and lessons learned will be used to identify potential improvements, refine the demonstrator’s hardware and navigation software, and prepare the system for the next stage of experimental activities.

GeoNumerics, new partner of the Plataforma Aeroespacial Española (PAE).

Geonumerics, is proud to announce its incorporation as a new member of the Plataforma Aeroespacial Española (PAE), a collaborative Spanish aerospace technology platform that brings together around 85 entities, including companies, research centers, universities and public institutions. 

By joining PAE, GeoNumerics strengthens its commitment to collaboration and innovation within the Spanish aerospace ecosystem. As an R&D-intensive company based in Castelldefels (Barcelona), GeoNumerics develops advanced geomatic and navigation technologies for high-precision positioning, sensor calibration, and multi-sensor integration in aerospace and defense applications.

As a new member, GeoNumerics looks forward to contributing its experience and supporting the joint mission of enhancing the competitiveness and technological sovereignty of the Spanish and European aerospace sectors.

CEO and Chief Scientist Ismael Colomina joins industry experts to discuss the technologies shaping the future of flight.

Castelldefels, Spain, 13 October 2026. GeoNumerics participated in Barcelona New Economy Week (BNEW) 2026 through its CEO and Chief Scientist, Ismael Colomina, who joined the round table “Smart Aviation 2030: Technologies Redefining the Future of Flight” on 6 October at DFactory Barcelona. The session brought together aviation specialists to examine how digitalisation and automation are reshaping the sector.

The discussion addressed predictive maintenance, route optimisation, advanced air traffic management, smart airports and autonomous operations, alongside their implications for efficiency, safety and sustainability. Participants also considered cybersecurity, data-driven passenger services and the regulatory and certification frameworks required for emerging aviation technologies.

GeoNumerics, new partner of AEROS Ecosystem, attended the Catalonia Aerospace & Defence Dual-Use Forum 2025.

GeoNumerics, a small company in geomatics and navigation technologies, is proud to announce its acceptance as full member of AEROS Ecosystem, a collaborative platform dedicated to fostering innovation and sustainability in the aerospace sector. By joining AEROS, GeoNumerics strengthens its commitment to developing technological excellence and cooperation within the European aerospace community. With its expertise, GN will actively contribute to support the ecosystem’s mission of promoting research and the development of cutting-edge aerospace applications.