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This week we're bringing you the top science from the Royal Institute of Navigation's annual International Conference,

including how to find your way through space, the trousers that can track your every move,

and are we ready for driverless coverage? the trousers that can track your every move?

And are we ready for driverless cars?

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And Glasgow has just hosted the annual International Navigation Conference, which was opened

by the Princess Royal, and it was to showcase

the science that gets us from here to there.

For the President of the Royal Institute of Navigation, James Taylor, the subject is very close to his heart because he was a

captain of a nuclear submarine at the height of the Cold War.

When you are fully submerged, you're much more conscious of the fact of moving in three dimensions in a huge space, whereas man is by and large a two-plane animal and

Submarining is true navigating because you are moving in three

dimensions but you become entirely accustomed to the fact that your

visual range is limited to a matter of feet and that

you are reliant on your instrumentation and the field you get through the soles of your feet to tell you what the weather is like the sea conditions

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