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The Core Assurance of Maritime Navigation Reliability In modern maritime operations, the growing demand for intelligence, high precision, and high reliability has made Inertial Navigation Systems (INS) a critical foundation of shipborne navigation. Especially in complex sea conditions, ocean-going operations, and GNSS-challenged environments, INS provides stable and reliable positioning, navigation, and attitude information through its fully autonomous operation, independence from external signals, and continuous output. High-Performance Marine-Grade Inertial Navigation Solution Our marine-grade strapdown inertial navigation system integrates advanced Ring Laser Gyroscopes (RLG) or Fiber Optic Gyroscopes (FOG) with high-precision quartz accelerometers to deliver outstanding performance. Powered by a high-performance computing core and precision strapdown algorithms, the system continuously provides accurate heading, attitude (roll, pitch, yaw), and motion data, meeting the stringent requirements of diverse maritime applications. Multi-Mode Integration for Continuous Navigation Unlike navigation solutions that rely solely on GNSS, this system is immune to signal blockage, interference, or short-term outages. When satellite signals degrade or become unavailable, the INS can maintain high-accuracy output for a defined period.Supporting pure inertial, GNSS-aided, and velocity-aided modes, the system can be seamlessly integrated with gyrocompasses, speed logs, and other onboard sensors to form a high-performance integrated navigation solution, significantly enhancing safety and continuity in coastal waters, narrow channels, severe weather conditions, and open-sea operations. Designed for Maritime and Offshore Applications The system is well suited for a wide range of maritime and offshore applications, including: Dynamic Positioning (DP) vessels and offshore platforms Hydrographic survey and marine mapping vessels Unmanned Surface Vessels (USVs) and specialized workboats By delivering high-rate, stable, and continuous navigation and attitude data, the system effectively supports precise vessel control and complex offshore operations. A Reliable Foundation for Intelligent Navigation Choosing our marine-grade strapdown inertial navigation system means choosing reliability, continuity, and precision. We are committed to advancing intelligent navigation and high-end marine equipment through proven inertial navigation technology.

Our Multi-Platform Optical INS Enabling Precise Measurement in Complex Operating Conditions As natural gas exploration continues to extend toward ultra-deep wells, horizontal wells, and complex geological structures, drilling operations face increasingly stringent requirements for wellbore trajectory accuracy, system stability, and environmental adaptability. In downhole environments where GPS signals are unavailable and magnetic conditions are complex, Inertial Navigation Systems (INS)—with their fully autonomous operation, independence from external signals, and immunity to magnetic interference—have become one of the key technologies for directional drilling and equipment attitude monitoring. Core Roles of INS Wellbore Trajectory Measurement (MWD / Gyro-Based Measurement)INS continuously resolves inclination, azimuth, and tool attitude using high-precision gyroscopes and accelerometers, providing reliable data for wellbore trajectory control. Compared with magnetic measurement methods, gyro-based inertial measurement is not affected by formation magnetic anomalies, making it more suitable for directional drilling in complex geological conditions. Equipment Attitude and Motion MonitoringINS can also be applied to attitude and motion monitoring of gas field equipment and downhole tools. Under typical oil and gas operating conditions—such as high temperature, high pressure, and strong vibration—inertial systems are capable of delivering stable, continuous data, supporting operational safety and construction controllability. Technical Features of Our Multi-Platform Optical INS Based on the practical requirements of oil and gas applications, our multi-platform optical INS adopts a strapdown architecture integrating FOG/RLG optical gyroscopes with quartz accelerometers, and has been specifically optimized for natural gas drilling and related equipment. Key features include: Adaptive initial alignment, enabling flexible deployment under different operating conditions Integration of ZUPT and multi-sensor fusion algorithms to enhance long-term positioning and attitude stability Wide-temperature-range and high-reliability design, suitable for low-temperature, high-temperature, and high-altitude environments Support for continuous and stable operation, meeting the stringent reliability requirements of drilling operations The system can serve as a critical component of downhole measurement tools or equipment attitude monitoring modules, providing stable and continuous inertial measurement data for field operations. Enabling Higher-Precision Natural Gas Drilling As natural gas development environments become increasingly challenging, INS technology—recognized as a mature and reliable navigation and measurement solution—will continue to play an important role in directional drilling and related equipment applications. By deeply integrating optical INS technology with drilling scenarios, operational safety, trajectory controllability, and overall drilling efficiency can be further enhanced. For projects facing complex well profiles or harsh operating environments, we welcome further discussion on application requirements and technical details.

Vehicle-mounted optical gyroscope inertial navigation system (INS) for autonomous and semi-autonomous underground mining operations. Reliable positioning, orientation, and navigation in GNSS-denied and extreme environments. Why Underground Mining Needs INS In underground mining environments: Satellite signals are unavailable Traditional navigation fails High vibration, dust, moisture, and temperature challenges exist Our optical gyroscope INS provides a fully autonomous navigation solution for mining trucks, drilling rigs, roadheaders, and underground loaders. It ensures real-time position, velocity, and attitude data for safer and more efficient mining operations. Core Technology Laser / Fiber Optic Gyroscopes Quartz Accelerometers Strapdown INS Architecture The system operates independently of external signals and is designed to deliver centimeter-level accuracy, high update rates, and continuous real-time navigation. Flexible Navigation Modes Pure Inertial Navigation — fully signal-denied tunnels INS + GNSS Integration — surface & transition areas INS + Odometer Integration — underground vehicles Zero-Velocity Update (ZUPT) — drift suppression for long-term accuracy Designed for Extreme Mining Environments High-temperature resistance Strong vibration & shock tolerance  Dust- and moisture-resistant  Minimal recalibration, reduced downtime The strapdown INS design rigidly fixes sensors to the vehicle, enabling precise measurement of acceleration and angular velocity, supporting precision mining and continuous operation. Mining Applications Autonomous mining trucks Drilling rigs & roadheaders Underground loaders & transport systems Benefits for Mining Operators Centimeter-level positioning accuracy Industrial-grade reliability Real-time navigation for improved safety Enhanced operational efficiency and productivity Request a Demo or Technical Evaluation Our optical gyroscope INS provides a reliable navigation backbone for the next generation of intelligent underground mining. Contact us today to discuss your solution or request a live demonstration.

Inertial Navigation Systems (INS) deliver fully autonomous, high-precision positioning and orientation in GPS-denied underground mines, serving as a reliable and continuous navigation backbone for automation and digital transformation in the harshest operating environments. By eliminating dependence on external signals, INS ensures uninterrupted navigation performance where satellite-based or radio-based systems cannot operate reliably. Accelerating Mining Automation In complex, shielded tunnels where traditional navigation systems fail, our INS provides real-time motion tracking and attitude awareness without any external infrastructure, enabling critical underground applications such as: Unmanned transport vehicles Automated drilling and tunneling equipment Underground material handling systems Combined with intelligent path planning, collision avoidance, and fleet-level coordination, INS enables safer, more efficient, and more predictable operations while reducing human exposure and increasing operational uptime. Engineered for Extreme Conditions Our INS is specifically optimized for real-world mining conditions: Ruggedized design resistant to high temperatures, continuous vibration, dust, and moisture Low-maintenance operation with minimal calibration requirements Strapdown INS architecture delivering high update rates and centimeter-level positioning accuracy for precision operations This ensures stable and reliable performance even under heavy mechanical shock and long-duration operation cycles. The Road Ahead With continued advances in gyroscope performance and AI-driven intelligence, INS is evolving from a navigation component into the spatial intelligence core of fully unmanned and intelligent mining operations. Let’s Talk If navigation reliability, operational safety, or automation performance is a priority for your operation, our INS solutions deliver measurable improvements in productivity and risk reduction. DM me to discuss your application, book a technical demo, or receive a free mining navigation assessment.

Modern inertial navigation relies on two cutting-edge rotation sensors: Ring Laser Gyroscopes (RLGs) and Fiber Optic Gyroscopes (FOGs). Both utilize the Sagnac Effect, but their designs and performance characteristics differ significantly.

Background:An aging seabed cleaning vessel had a completely failed navigation system, making it impossible for the hydrographic computer, ship control system, and charting system to obtain accurate positioning and heading information. The lack of precise navigation severely affected operational efficiency and posed potential safety risks. Customer Requirements: Replace the fully failed gyro navigation system Ensure full compatibility with existing hydrographic measurement and control equipment Provide real-time, precise positioning and heading data Include installation, calibration, and on-site operational training Urgent delivery to ensure the vessel can resume operations quickly Solution:Our engineering team deployed a high-precision fiber optic gyro (FOG) navigation system integrated with a GPS module, delivering precise navigation and seamless data integration. Key features include: Plug-and-play installation: Rapid setup with automatic calibration, minimizing commissioning time and operational downtime Strong system compatibility: Fully compatible with existing ship control and hydrographic measurement systems, requiring no additional modifications High precision and stability: FOG delivers accurate heading and positioning, maintaining stable performance at high speeds and in harsh marine conditions On-site training: Engineers provide hands-on training for operators, covering system operation, calibration procedures, and basic maintenance Logistics support: Coordinated with the customer’s chosen freight partner to ensure safe and timely delivery of the navigation system and spare parts Results: Restored operational capability: The vessel regained stable and precise navigation, enabling efficient seabed cleaning operations Reliable real-time data output: High-precision, real-time information provided to the hydrographic computer and charting system Reduced risk and downtime: Quick installation, automatic calibration, and hands-on training minimized operational interruptions Technical Highlights: High-precision three-axis fiber optic gyro Integrated GPS for improved positioning accuracy Automatic calibration, plug-and-play installation Full compatibility with hydrographic measurement and control systems Stable and reliable performance under high speed, high shock, and harsh marine environments Conclusion:This case demonstrates our capability to provide high-precision, turnkey navigation solutions for older marine platforms. By integrating fiber optic gyros with GPS, combined with on-site training and rapid deployment, we helped the customer quickly restore vessel operational capability, ensuring reliable and efficient seabed operations.