TERN selected for NATO DIANA's 2026 programme
NATO DIANA selected TERN for its 2026 cohort, placing the company in an accelerator programme focused on dual-use technologies for allied defence and security.
Evidence notes
- TERN was named in NATO DIANA's 2026 company cohort.
- The selection provides access to accelerator sites, test centres and allied defence users.
- The company was selected in an autonomy, maritime, sensing, communications or related dual-use challenge area.
Company context
TERN develops signal-independent positioning software that derives location from existing vehicle sensors, maps and onboard AI. Its architecture is designed to keep vehicles and navigation applications operating through GPS outages, jamming and urban signal loss. The company has tested IDPS with the U.S. Department of Transportation and live vehicle fleets, raised a $4.4 million seed round, and joined NATO DIANA's 2026 programme.