Inertial Labs’ line of sensors arrive at Unmanned Systems Source

Inertial Labs’ line of sensors arrive at Unmanned Systems Source

Inertial Labs’ AHRS, INS product addition expands offering at USS

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November 30, 2015 – A new line of compact, high-accuracy, low-power consumption inertial orientation and navigation sensors and systems are now available at Unmanned Systems Source thanks to a distribution agreement with Inertial Labs, Inc.

The Attitude and Heading Reference Systems (AHRS), Motion Reference Units (MRU), GPS-Aided Inertial Navigation Systems (INS), and the High Performance Miniature Orientation Sensors (OS3D-FG) join the growing line offered at Unmanned Systems Source — which currently includes SBG, Septentrio and VectorNav.

“Inertial Labs’ sensors and systems are exactly what UAS manufacturers and developers are looking to integrate into their applications – they are small, lightweight and affordably priced. 1 cm horizontal position, 5% Heave and 0.1 deg Heading, Pitch & Roll orientation accuracy is absolutely great performance for UAV, AUV, ROV, UUV, and other unmanned systems,” said Jennifer Jerrick, President of Unmanned Systems Source.

Inertial Labs, Inc. designs, develops and manufactures position and orientation tracking systems based on the combination of inertial sensors with a variety of other sensing technologies. The products listed through Unmanned Systems Source will focus primarily on UAV and remote sensing applications. Inertial Labs also provides product design customization services and adjustment of algorithms according to customers needs and requirements.

Visit Unmanned Systems Source today to shop Inertial Labs UAV-focused line of sensors. The helpful and friendly staff at Unmanned Systems Source is also happy to provide free quotes for any product listed on the site.

 

About Unmanned Systems Source

Headquartered in Tucson, Arizona, Unmanned Systems Source is an online, e-commerce warehouse with the fastest growing selection of unmanned components, parts and remote sensing systems available today. It is a single source of supply and information and serves commercial, governmental and public sectors.




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