Purpose: Diagnosing a common issue where the device is connect but heading as seen by device differs drastically compared to the GNSS heading.
Last Updated: July 2019
Device heading Differs from GNSS Heading from Dual Antenna INS Read More »
Purpose: To configure the output offset in GUI; internally known as configuring “PV measuring point relative to the IMU”. This feature is to be used if the user wishes to output IMU data from another set point on the system.
Last Updated: July 2019
Configuring Output Offset – Lever Arm for INS/IMU Read More »
Purpose: The purpose of this article is to show the steps to configuring usage of individual constellations.
Last Updated: September 2019
Configuring Device to Track Specific GNSS Constellations Read More »
Purpose: To provide clarity into known driver issue for Windows PC. This is a known issue for Inertial Labs products but unfortunately is at the fault of Windows. However, there is a solution.
Last Updated: October 2019
Why the computer mouse misbehaves when operating GUI? Read More »
The Inertial Labs Miniature Attitude and Heading Reference System, MiniAHRS, Provides Absolute Orientation for Any Mounted Device.
MiniAHRS – Miniature Attitude and Heading Reference System release Read More »
Understanding the Problem Inertial Labs has produced high-accuracy Inertial Navigation Systems (INS) at the world’s best price-performance ratio for years. An INS estimates the position, attitude, and velocity using the gyroscopes and accelerometers inside an inertial measurement unit (IMU). Position accuracy can be significantly improved when the INS is aided by the Global Navigation Satellite
“Tunnel Guide” Feature for GPS-Aided INS During GNSS Outage Read More »
What is Sensor Fusion? Sensor fusion plays a large role in any device that is attempting to produce estimated, quantifiable data. Sensor fusion is the ability to combine inputs from multiple sensors to produce a single model whose result is more accurate than that of the individual inputs alone. There are three fundamental methods of
Inertial Labs Robust and Modular Kalman Filter Read More »
History of Marine Navigation The Stars Early sea-fairing explorers utilized the stars as their navigational aid.Celestial navigation, also known as astronavigation, utilized devices such as the gnomon, Kamal, sea astrolabe, quadrant, cross-staff, back-staff, and sextant. Magnetic Compass Dating back as early as 200 BCE in China during the reign of the Qin dynasty, the Chinese
Marine Navigation and the Development of the Motion Reference Unit Read More »
Inertial Labs extends further into the European PNT industry through the collaborative efforts of Forsberg and their 30 plus years of engineering and industry experience.
Forsberg brings Inertial Labs PNT Solutions to the United Kingdom Read More »
What is a Remote Weapons Station? A Remote Weapons Station (RWS) is a remotely operated weaponry platform that utilizes light and medium caliber artillery shells. Typically, an RWS contains sensing components (angular rates, accelerations, etc.), motor drives, a turret, and a computer. Today, companies like Electro Optic Systems Pty Ltd are patenting next-generation Electro Optic
Gyroscopes: History of Stabilization for Remote Weapons Read More »
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