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Category: MEMS Inertial

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How to Choose an IMU for a Dynamic System – Why “More Accurate” Doesn’t Always Mean “Better”

Selecting a MEMS IMU for a dynamic system is not simply a matter of choosing the lowest Bias or the most impressive datasheet specification. Bias, Noise, Bandwidth, Latency, Dynamic Range, and environmental requirements must be evaluated together. This article explains why the best Tactical Grade IMU is the one that matches the system’s Mission Profile, with practical examples comparing Gladiator Technologies MEMS Gyroscopes and IMUs.

Fighter Aircraft Without a Pilot: How Do You Build a Nervous System for an Aircraft That Must Make Its Own Decisions?

An autonomous combat aircraft is not simply a fighter with the pilot removed. From Tactical IMUs and GNSS-denied navigation to position feedback, temperature sensing, power monitoring and Edge AI, discover how the aircraft’s “nervous system” provides the reliable real-time data required for autonomy, fault detection and mission-aware decision-making.

How Does a MEMS Sensor Become a Tactical-Grade IMU?

What transforms a MEMS sensor into a Tactical-Grade Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU)? The answer lies in a rigorous engineering process that extends far beyond the sensor itself. Discover how calibration, environmental test chambers, temperature cycling, vibration qualification, shock testing, repeatability, and performance verification ensure accurate, stable, and reliable inertial measurements for demanding aerospace and defense applications.

When GPS Lies: Why IMUs Are Becoming Mission-Critical in the Era of Autonomous Wingmen

GNSS spoofing has become one of the most significant threats to autonomous navigation systems. Unlike GNSS jamming, spoofing delivers false positioning data that appears completely legitimate, making it far more difficult to detect. This article explains how Sensor Fusion and high-performance IMUs help identify navigation inconsistencies, why inertial navigation has become increasingly important in GNSS-degraded environments, and which IMU characteristics matter most when designing reliable autonomous systems.

High-Energy Laser Interception – The Engineering Behind Stable Line of Sight, Power Delivery, and Thermal Management

A high-energy laser weapon is far more than a powerful beam. Its effectiveness depends on the seamless integration of power delivery, thermal management, and Line of Sight stabilization. This article explores the engineering behind modern laser interception systems and explains why reliable performance is determined not only by laser output, but by the ability to deliver energy, dissipate heat, and keep the beam precisely focused throughout every engagement.