Pushing the Boundaries of Lunar PNT

As space agencies and commercial ventures ramp up their lunar ambitions, the question is no longer if Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) services are needed on the Moon — it’s how fast they can be delivered, and how robust they’ll be. Join Inside GNSS and Spirent for a compelling live webinar that explores the cutting edge of lunar PNT development — from international infrastructure planning to groundbreaking receiver design and high-fidelity mission simulation.

This session is your opportunity to hear directly from some of the key players shaping the future of lunar navigation. With technical insights from JAXA, Qascom, and Spirent, the panel will examine how today’s GNSS innovations are being adapted for tomorrow’s off-world operations.

What to Expect

• LunaNet/LANS interoperability initiatives — Led by NASA, ESA, and JAXA, these efforts aim to ensure seamless lunar PNT services across international stakeholders
• Infrastructure for the Moon — JAXA’s LNSS and ESA’s Moonlight LCNS are laying the groundwork for sustained lunar operations
• Simulation for space-grade assurance — Discover how Spirent is supporting rigorous mission testing through advanced lunar environment modeling
• A historic milestone — Learn how LuGRE achieved the first GNSS fix on the Moon’s surface

Whether you’re developing space hardware, testing GNSS resilience in harsh environments, or keeping pace with the future of deep-space navigation, this webinar will deliver critical technical and strategic insights.

Meet the Panel

• Ricardo Verdeguer Moreno – Lead Product Manager, Spirent Communications
  Ricardo leads Spirent’s PNT solutions for defense and space applications, including simulation tools for LEO and lunar navigation. He is the program manager for the flagship PNT X system.
• Masaya Murata – Lunar PNT and LEO PNT Lead, JAXA
  A GNSS expert at the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Masaya contributes to major international working groups and leads key lunar PNT collaborations.
• Samuele Fantinato – Head of Navigation Technologies Division, Qascom
  With over a decade of experience in GNSS receiver development, Samuele has led the LuGRE project for Qascom and supports ESA programs including Moonlight and Galileo. Can’t make it live? Register now to receive access to the on-demand replay

Hosted by Inside GNSS | Sponsored by Spirent
Free registration | On-demand replay available