As GPS jamming and spoofing become routine in conflict zones, military planners are scrambling to field positioning systems that work without satellite signals. SPARC AI Inc. (CSE: SPAI) (OTCQB: SPAIF), a company building software to keep uncrewed systems operating when satellite navigation fails, is moving to address that gap with its flagship product, Overwatch, described as a GPS-denied positioning and targeting network for uncrewed systems.
The urgency is visible in Pentagon procurement. The U.S. Army’s Program Executive Office for Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and Sensors has pushed its Mounted Assured PNT System into a second generation and is issuing a request for information aimed at fielding resilient positioning across every unit and operational domain. The Army’s push reflects a broader recognition that GPS signals coded for military use are now denied in contested environments, leaving drones and other platforms without reliable direction or targeting capability.
SPARC AI has been working to demonstrate its solution where the need is most acute. The company sponsored the Ukrainian Defense Tech Pavilion Reception at the Association of the United States Army’s 2026 Annual Meeting and Exposition, an event that brings together defense officials, industry and allied partners. The sponsorship underscores SPARC’s focus on Ukraine, where electronic warfare has made GPS denial a daily reality and uncrewed systems are central to operations.
The company’s positioning comes as assured positioning, navigation and timing—known as PNT—has become a priority inside the Pentagon. Traditional satellite navigation, once something militaries could count on without a second thought, is now routinely jammed or spoofed, and systems that depend on it can lose both their sense of direction and their ability to find a target. SPARC AI’s software-based approach aims to provide an alternative when those signals are unavailable.
For investors and industry observers, the development matters because it highlights a growing market for software-defined resilience in defense. As the Army seeks information on fielding resilient positioning across every unit, companies with proven, field-tested solutions could see increased attention. SPARC AI’s work in Ukraine and its presence at the AUSA expo position it among those vying for relevance in that emerging market. The company’s news and updates are available through its newsroom at https://ibn.fm/SPAIF.
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