infiniDome

infiniDome was founded in 2016 in Caesarea, Israel, by Omer Sharar, Moshe Kaplan and Ehud Sharar; Omer Sharar is CEO. The company now names South Hackensack, New Jersey, as headquarters for sales and manufacturing, while infiniDome Ltd in Caesarea handles research, development and production. Honeywell Aerospace is an investor and partner, and the company has partners for Germany and India.

Its products are retrofit modules that sit between an off-the-shelf active GNSS antenna and receiver and suppress jamming signals. The GPSdome 2, released in 2022, protects two frequency bands against jammers from up to three directions and weighs about 500 g. The current range includes Aura, which protects against up to three jamming directions, the 80-gram SunStone OEM module and the LightHouse. The Resilient Navigation Suite combines anti-jamming with a Honeywell inertial navigation system and radar velocity sensor, and iroNav, developed with Wonder Robotics, adds vision-based navigation for GNSS-denied environments.

infiniDome targets Group 1–3 unmanned aircraft, loitering munitions and precision-guided weapons as well as unmanned ground and surface vehicles. In 2022 an Israeli defence contractor selected the GPSdome 2 for integration into its platforms, and since October 2023 Israeli soldiers have used it to protect mini-UAVs against GPS jamming in Gaza. The company says it supports the US Department of War and other US government entities, and it has reported orders from European customers.