# Vantor and Sightline Validate GPS-Resilient Drone Software

Vantor and Sightline Intelligence completed flight trials of integrated drone navigation and targeting software intended for GPS-jammed or GPS-denied environments. The system uses a drone’s existing camera and edge processor and reportedly estimated target locations within 3 meters 90% of the time. No government customer, contract value, solicitation, or procurement timeline was identified, so the announcement signals technical development rather than an active procurement opportunity.

- The trial results give defense buyers and contractors a performance claim to examine when assessing navigation and targeting capabilities for GPS-challenged missions; the results are not, by themselves, evidence of operational qualification.
- Because the system is designed to use existing onboard hardware, procurement teams can assess its potential fit with current drone fleets without assuming a separate sensor or processor purchase.
- Companies pursuing this market can evaluate the reported accuracy and integration approach against their mission needs, while seeking further evidence of performance in relevant operating conditions before relying on the capability in requirements or acquisition decisions.

**Jurisdictions:** federal
**Industries:** Defense & Military
**Published:** October 16, 2026

### Vendors
- Vantor (Raptor software provider and integration participant)
- Sightline Intelligence (Onboard vision software provider and integration participant)

### Key Quotes
> By connecting Sightline’s onboard vision software to our Raptor software and high-accuracy 3D terrain, we’re bringing those capabilities together for customers operating in GPS-challenged environments,
> — Peter Wilczynski, Chief Product Officer at Vantor

### Sources
- [Vantor, Sightline Integrate GPS-Resilient Drone Software](https://www.executivebiz.com/articles/vantor-sightline-gps-resilient-drone-targeting-navigation) - ExecutiveBiz