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Kongsberg in Canada has contributed technology to NAV CANADA’s Kingston Digital Facility, a new site under the DAATS program that will centralize air traffic services for multiple airports. The facility serves as a transitional testbed for Canada’s future permanent digital hub, reflecting a global trend of digital air traffic centers in 16 countries. Kongsberg’s software enhances situational awareness, geospatial visualization, and remote tower operations, supporting safer, more efficient, and adaptable air traffic services.

Kongsberg Geospatial has signed an MOU with Canadian start-up and NATO DIANA company TACTIQL Inc. to collaborate on opportunities that merge real-time geospatial visualization with airborne sensor data interoperability. The partnership will focus on developing integrated solutions for defense and commercial markets, enhancing situational awareness, decision-making, and dual-use applications in Canada and internationally.

Kongsberg Geospatial has appointed Don Liberty as Vice President of Sales and Marketing. With leadership experience at You.i TV and Warner Bros. Discovery, he brings a proven track record of scaling technology platforms, building global partnerships, and driving growth. His appointment reflects Kongsberg Geospatial’s strategy to combine expertise from outside the defense sector with its deep domain knowledge to expand into new markets and deliver mission-critical solutions.

Kongsberg Geospatial has successfully deployed its IRIS Terminal at the University of Maryland’s UAS Research and Operations Center (UROC) to support BVLOS medical drone deliveries to Smith Island. By integrating multiple radar and telemetry feeds into a unified operating picture, IRIS enhances situational awareness and safety for this critical medical logistics corridor.