TrustPoint

TrustPoint is building a commercial satellite navigation system. Its headquarters is in Herndon, Virginia, in the Washington, DC area. The company also has an office in Mountain View, California. Its team has worked on cubesat missions and government systems.

The site says GPS is a key utility for government, business and consumers. It says new threats such as jamming and spoofing make backup systems important. TrustPoint aims to add resilience and accuracy to satellite positioning for safety-critical uses.

The company is developing a commercial Global Navigation Satellite System. It uses a C-Band low Earth orbit satellite constellation. The site says the system aims to improve accuracy, time to first fix, and resistance to jamming and spoofing. It also says the system supports US government position and timing services.

The site lists four sectors: automotive, aviation, critical infrastructure and national security. For aviation, it names commercial aviation, drone delivery and urban air mobility. For national security, it names air, marine and land uses for the Department of Defense and intelligence agencies.

The company describes its team as engineers and entrepreneurs. The site says the team has more than 150 years of combined defense and commercial experience. It says team members have led technical roles in quick-turn cubesat missions and in critical government systems.

The website has pages for about, team, news, careers and contact. It offers a subscribe form for product updates and a contact form for collaboration. The site lists open positions and social media pages on LinkedIn, X and Facebook. The site says the company is bi-coastal, with operations in Northern Virginia and in Mountain View, California. It says the company is looking for new team members and partners. Its vision describes a world physically connected by autonomous transportation and secured by the integrity of its positioning and timing services.