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Royal Institute of Navigation
An inclusive group of diverse disciplines working together towards a more navigable world.
About Royal Institute of Navigation
Location is pervasive today and that's only going to increase in our view as the meta changes of the 21st Century move forward: autonomy, IoT, M2M, smart devices, wearables are all anchored and enabled through positioning, navigation and timing technology. Things are moving at such a pace that often the regulatory, ethical, legal and user acceptance aspects are complex and sometimes lagging. The Royal Institute of Navigation is at the heart of these developments. We are a learned society, incorporated under Royal Charter, whose objectives are to advance the art, science and practice of navigation. We achieve this by bringing together interdisciplinary teams to share experiences and knowledge and to debate key positioning, navigation and timing issues. We communicate with multiple stakeholders and connect people through a variety of means - from traditional conferences to digital media, forums and everything in between. We also publish the Journal of Navigation as a focus of the innovation and research that enables the changes that we are all seeing in our daily lives. Learn more about the work of the RIN: http://www.rin.org.uk Twitter @at_RIN
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Royal Institute of Navigation published the onboard footage from Loek Hartog's car following the crash where Ollie Millroy was saved.
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Royal Institute of Navigation published the SepOct Issue of Navigation News, featuring contributors on progress of the RIN, quantum photonics, geospatial science, early career skills, and flight reports.
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Royal Institute of Navigation featured Ivana-Maria Carrioni-Burnett on BBC's Woman's Hour over the Bank Holiday weekend.
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