Honeywell emphasizes ruggedized feature of IMU at Xponential 2019
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Honeywell displayed its HG4930 MEMS-based inertial measurement unit (IMU) at Xponential 2019, which took place April 29-May 2 in Chicago.
The company emphasized the IMU’s rugged design, which the company says allows the IMU to meet the needs of the most demanding users. The HG4930 also features gyroscopes, accelerometers and an internal environmental isolation system.
Check out the video below, which showcases the HG4930 being treated as a hockey puck.
According to Honeywell, the HG4930 can be used for applications in the agriculture, automotive, communication, construction, energy, inspection, mapping, marine, mining, robotics, surveillance and transportation industries.
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