When it comes to the
highest standard in attitude and heading reference systems (AHRS), the MTi-630
is a cut above. Its sensors and sensor fusion algorithm deliver data on
drift-free roll, pitch and true-north-referenced yaw as well as calibrated IMU
data.
The MTi-670G combines IMU data with position data supplied by an internal GNSS receiver in order to produce reliable estimates of 3D orientation, position and velocity.
Combining IMU measurements with velocity and position data from an external GNSS receiver, the MTi-670 meets the highest standard in GNSS/INS (Global Navigation Satellite System/Inertial Navigation System), producing reliable estimates of 3D orientation, velocity and position.
The MTi-300 is our highest-performing attitude and heading reference system. Its sensors and sensor fusion algorithm deliver data on drift-free roll, pitch and true-north-referenced yaw.
Meet the highest standard
in vertical reference units (VRUs). The MTi-620 feature sensor fusion
algorithms that compute 3D orientation data based on a gravity reference frame:
drift-free roll, pitch, and accurate, unreferenced yaw.
The MTi-630R's sensors and sensor fusion algorithm deliver data on drift-free roll, pitch and true-north-referenced yaw as well as calibrated 3D IMU data.
As one of our highest-performing inertial measurement units (IMU), the all-in-one MTi-610 provides calibrated data on the 3D rate of turn, acceleration, and magnetic field.
As one of our highest-performing inertial measurement units (IMU), the all-in-one MTi-100 provides calibrated data on the 3D rate of turn, acceleration and magnetic field.
Xsens Vision Navigator is a dual RTK GNSS/INS and vision-enabled navigation unit for tracking accurate 3D position, velocity and orientation in challenging outdoor- and GNSS-denied environments.Accurate positioning during GNSS outagesBrowser-based GUI and full ROS compatibility with resources in GitHubEthernet, WIFI, USB-C, UART and odometry in (CAN) connections
Self-contained with
advanced sensor fusion algorithms, the MTi-7 is a GNSS/INS (Global Navigation
Satellite System/Inertial Navigation System) that can synchronize the inputs
from its on-board accelerometer, gyroscope and magnetometer with the data from
an external GNSS receiver and barometer.
The MTi-8 is a self-contained GNSS/INS (Global Navigation Satellite System/Inertial Navigation System) with an interface to an external Real-Time Kinematic (RTK) GNSS receiver and barometer. The MTi-8’s RTK functionality allows it to process and produce position data at centimeter-level accuracy.
The MTi-3 Inertial Measurement Unit is a self-contained attitude and heading reference system (AHRS) that delivers true-north-referenced yaw, or heading.
The MTi-G-710 is Xsens’ high-end IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit) and GNSS/INS (Global Navigation Satellite System/inertial navigation system). It produces robust and reliable estimates of acceleration, rate of turn, magnetic field, velocity and global position, all in 3D.
The MTi-2 is a self-contained vertical reference unit (VRU), producing estimates of Roll, Pitch and (unreferenced) Yaw, and featuring sensors that provide calibrated data on the rate of turn, the acceleration, and the magnetic field – all in 3D.
The MTi-1 is a self-contained Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) that provides calibrated data on the rate of turn, the acceleration and the magnetic field – all in 3D.
The MTi-680 represents the highest standard in GNSS/INS (Global Navigation Satellite Systems/Inertial Navigation Systems). When connected to an external Real-Time Kinematic (RTK) GNSS receiver, it produces reliable estimates of 3D orientation, velocity and centimeter-level position.
