KEEP — NXG HOMEPAGE COPY
Autonomous and semi-autonomous unmanned systems for surveillance, strike, and logistics support in contested and GPS-denied environments.
KEEP — PUBLIC SOURCES
- Belfer Center — Navigating Without GPS — Retrieved 30 August 2026. Public analysis: GPS-denied operations are an operational reality; alt-PNT architecture is not uniformly specified across U.S. autonomy programs.
- U.S. Army — mounted PNT NorthStar OTAs — 13 April 2026. Army Contracting Command APG awarded OTAs to IS4S and GPS Source, up to $41 million, 36-month PoP, modular mounted Assured PNT.
- Prime Minister of Canada — Defence Industrial Strategy — 17 February 2026. Public speech lists drones, autonomous systems, AI, and robotics among sovereign / frontier capabilities. Not an NXG award.
ANALYSIS — NOT FACT
ANALYSIS from the model, 30 August 2026, using only the KEEP public sources above plus live wires when they return KEEP. Separate from facts. If a source is missing it is listed as CANNOT RUN.
- Allied public procurement in 2026 treats GPS denial as a baseline, not an edge case (Army NorthStar PNT; Belfer alt-PNT).
- Canada’s DIS speech names drones and autonomous systems as industrial priorities. That is policy demand, not an NXG production figure.
- Homepage “contested and GPS-denied” copy is consistent with those public sources and is not expanded into unlisted platforms or customers.
UxV — LIVE MILITARY WIRES
KEEP public service news. Poll 15s + SSE if it runs.
AUTONOMY — LIVE MILITARY WIRES
KEEP DoD / USAF / USNI / CAF.
CONTESTED OPS — LIVE MILITARY WIRES
KEEP headlines copied from source. No invented order of battle.