Volatus Aerospace completes initial V-Cortex flight tests showing GNSS-denied navigation without external sensors

• Volatus Aerospace completed initial flight tests of its V-Cortex AI flight controller and autonomy operating system.
• Trials demonstrated GNSS-denied navigation using only onboard default sensors, enabling flight without GPS or external sensors.
• Result strengthens positioning for defence and critical infrastructure uses in disrupted-signal environments, supporting sovereign Canadian autonomy technology.
• V-Cortex uses an open, modular architecture designed for integration across multiple uncrewed aircraft platforms.
• Further flight testing and capability demonstrations are planned through 2026 toward operational deployment.

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