Austin-based Tern has won a contract from the U.S. Army to deploy the startup’s low-cost GPS alternative tech.
The $11.26 million contract will see the Army use Tern’s navigation tech in vehicles, though the startup was tight-lipped on the exact scale of the deployment of what it calls “Google Maps for the battlefield.”
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