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VectorNav introduces high-G capability across tactical IMU and GNSS/INS series

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Counter-UAS training took place during a UAV demonstration In Texas in January 2026. VectorNav ha upgraded its navigation products for additional high-G uses. (Credit: U.S. Army)
Counter-UAS training took place during a UAV demonstration In Texas in January 2026. VectorNav ha upgraded its navigation products for additional high-G uses. (Credit: U.S. Army)

New 95G and 250G accelerometers and 4000°/sec gyroscope ranges deliver navigation solution integrity in high-dynamic environments, supporting interceptors, missiles and hypersonic platforms.

VectorNav Technologies has announced 95G and 250G accelerometer and 4000°/sec gyroscope ranges across its Tactical Series inertial measurement unit (IMU) and inertial navigation system (INS) product line.

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