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Inertial Navigation System Market Seeking Excellent Growth. Analysis and Report Till 2027: Honeywell International, Northrop Grumman, Safran, Thales
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Global Inertial Navigation System Market Growth, Revenue, Shares, Size and Forecast 2021, Showcased by WMR will help you make informed decisions, know opportunities, explore drivers and restraints and give you a vision of the industry forecast. The report examines the market in detail along with focusing on significant market trends, revenue share, market segments, and various regions across the globe for the key players operating in the market. Expertise from the specific industry has analyzed the profile of key players in the industry and their forthcoming market plans and current developments during the forecast period 2021 to 2027.
KVH Industries has upgraded its TACNAV 3D tactical navigation system with photonic integrated chip (PIC) technology in the P-1775 inertial measurement unit (IMU). KVH has been developing and testing the PIC technology for more than three years and continues to roll the technology into existing product lines. The technology was the subject of two recent
Slide from Inside GNSS/KVH webinar on photonic integrated circuit technology.
KVH’s PIC technology features an integrated planar optical chip that replaces individual fiber-optic components to simplify production while maintaining or improving accuracy and performance. KVH’s IMUs with PIC technology are designed to deliver improved bias stability and 20 times higher accuracy than less expensive MEMS inertial measurement units. They also use modular designs for ease of integration and outstanding repeatability unit-to-unit.