Navvego is a Munich-based technology company focused on a real problem: GNSS outages and signal manipulation still disrupt real-world operations.

When positioning degrades, machines stop running.

Mobility systems, robots, drones, agricultural machinery, and parts of critical infrastructure rely on satellite positioning every day. When it works, everything runs smoothly.

When it doesn’t, autonomous functions disengage and downtime quickly becomes expensive.

Interference is increasing. Jamming devices are widely available, and spoofing incidents are no longer rare. At the same time, GNSS correction services are fragmented, users are often locked into closed ecosystems, and hardware upgrade cycles take years and are costly.

High precision alone does not remove that risk.

Navvego builds a resilience layer for existing GNSS equipment. We combine high-precision GNSS correction services, real-time interference monitoring, and signal authentication so operators can detect problems early and maintain stable positioning performance.

No hardware replacement. No closed ecosystem.

Our objective is to reduce unexpected positioning failures, lower the operational risk, and keep the machines running.

Navvego was founded by aerospace and satellite navigation engineers with more than 15 years of experience delivering safety-critical GNSS systems across automotive, aerospace, agriculture, and robotics. The company is built on field experience, not just theory.

As satellite architectures evolve toward hybrid GNSS and LEO constellations, system complexity increases. Layered architectures require additional resilience to remain reliable and widely accessible in practice.

Navvego is supported by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action through the EXIST program, is part of the TUM Venture Lab Aerospace ecosystem, and operates from the TUM Startup Incubator in Munich.

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