Customer Cases
Many industrial customers rely on the MTi and MTi-G for control or stabilization of their robot, vehicle or unmanned system. Read a small selection of our customer cases below.
Tuesday, 09 February 2010MTi-G used in autonomous quadrotorThe Autonomous Intelligent Systems (AIS) Group at the University of Freiburg in Germany has designed an indoor robotic helicopter (quadrotor) with a high degree of autonomous behavior. Unlike mobile robotics platforms with wheels, a system framework for flying platforms equipped with... >> Full Story Monday, 16 November 2009Xsens MTi measuring ship movements"The use of the digital MTi sensors avoided the requirement of expensive signal conditioning and data acquisition."ir. Jos Koning, Senior Project Manager at MARIN MARIN Wageningen is a world leading research institute focusing on technology and research for the maritime... >> Full Story Wednesday, 19 August 2009MTi-G accuracy put to the test in AEC jet aircraftIn a test with the test aircraft Aero L-29 Delfin jet of the Avionics Engineering Center (AEC, Ohio University) research engineers have proven that the Miniature GPS-aided Attitude Heading Reference System (AHRS) MTi-G of Xsens provides excellent attitude and heading accuracy even during high... >> Full Story Tuesday, 26 May 2009Racing analysis using the MTi-GIntroduction This application story is written by Boudoul Professional Racing, France. Boudoul Professional Racing used the MTi-G, in the ‘Bioracing Series’ sport-prototype (type LMP2 24 hours of Le Mans car) at the Nogaro circuit (France), to perform racing analysis. By... >> Full Story Monday, 19 January 2009Control system for unmanned helicopterDelft Dynamics develops control systems for manned and unmanned vehicles. Delft Dynamics focuses on the most challenging control: control of an unmanned helicopter. Thanks to Xsens Technologies’ MTi Inertial Measurement Unit, the helicopter can hover without intervention of an... >> Full Story Monday, 19 January 2009Stabilization of a walking robotThe Delft Biorobotics Lab, at the Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands, currently focuses its work on humanoid robots. The lab has extensive experience in biped robots, with the first biped robot dating back to 1995. The FLAME robot is the 10th generation and was completed in the... >> Full Story |