Common Solutions for GNSS/INS Integrated Navigation Under Satellite Signal Loss
In a GNSS/INS integrated navigation system, GNSS measurements play a critical role in correcting the INS. Therefore, the proper functioning of the…
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INS vs. GPS: Which System is the Best for You?
For complex vehicles such as airplanes, autonomous vehicles, ships, spacecraft, submarines, and UAVs, having an accurate system to maintain and control…
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A ground Positioning Method with an Inertial Measurement Unit and A Camera Fixedly Installed
Introduce A ground positioning method in which an inertial measurement unit (IMU) and a camera are fixedly installed. It combines the…
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What Is GNSS-aided MEMS INS and How Does It Work?
MINS/GNSS integrated navigation, refers to the fusion of information from both MINS (MEMS INS) and GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System).…
Full ArticleError Analysis of MEMS INS
MEMS inertial devices, primarily referring to gyroscopes and accelerometers, are the most crucial sensors in MEMS INS, used to obtain full…
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How Do High Temperature Accelerometers Work?
Reliability is crucial for success in the challenging oil and gas industry, where risks are frequent and can significantly impact opportunities.…
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Brief Introduction to Inertial Measurement Unit
Inertial Measurement Unit, referred to as IMU, is defined as "a device that can measure three-dimensional linear motion and angular motion…
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How to Improve the Performance of MEMS Inertial Navigation Systems?
With the development of MEMS inertial devices, the accuracy of MEMS gyroscopes and MEMS accelerometers has gradually improved, leading to…
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How does Tactical Fiber Optic Gyroscope Work？
Fiber optic gyroscope industry market With its unique advantages, fiber optic gyroscope has a broad development prospect in the field of…
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Why is it Called Fiber Optic Gyroscope?
Like ring laser gyro, fiber optic gyro has the advantages of no mechanical moving parts, no preheating time, insensitive acceleration, wide…
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