ACEINNA’s inertial solutions deliver high precision in an easy-to-use open source development environment. Our fully temperature calibrated solutions deliver the performance needed to sense the real-world motion of today’s intelligent systems.
Open IMU solutions offer best-in-class IMU performance with fully customizable, open source algorithms.
Ruggedized, environmentally sealed inertial sensors that can survive tough construction, agriculture and industrial applications.
GNSS & IMU sensors combined to deliver cm level accuracy positioning and inertial positioning estimation.
Simulate -> Code & Deploy -> Analyze Navigation Systems
Simulate
Easily create a virtual IMU, motion trajectory and navigation algorithm simulations.
Code & Deploy
Customize and deploy algorithms directly on ACEINNA’s OpenIMU hardware using Free VS Code Extension. Implement an INS Kalman Filter.
Analyze
Connect ACEINNA OpenIMU directly to ACEINNA Navigation Studio to record and analyze real-world results.
OpenIMU Development Platform
Link to OpenIMUOpen Source Triple Redundant Surface Mount IMU
Surface Mount, Triple Redundant 6 DOF inertial measurement system ideal for cost sensitive high-volume safety related applications requiring fault tolerance.
Open Source Rugged Sealed IMU
Standalone sealed, rugged 9 DOF inertial measurement system ideal for construction, agricultural and other vehicles applications.
Inertial Measurement Units (IMU)
IMU330RA
The ACEINNA IMU330RA is an easy-to-use high-performance 6-DOF inertial sensor packaged in a rugged sealed over-molded plastic housing at IP69K level. The IMU330RA features a redundant 3-Axis Accelerometer and 3-Axis Rate Gyroscope for excellent accuracy and reliability. It supports both 1000Base-T1 Automotive Ethernet and CAN-FD interfaces. The IMU330RA is designed as the automotive part with ASIL B qualification, which provides the solution of customer positioning system integration to ASIL D.
IMU / Dynamic Tilt Sensors
Integrated GNSS / RTK Inertial Navigation Module
Surface mount module for developers creating guidance and navigation systems for autonomous vehicles, robots, drones, industrial, construction, and agricultural machinery.
Inertial Navigation Systems (INS)