iNGage will present and attend IEEE Inertial 2026 in Florida

IEEE Inertial 2026 North finder North finding MEMS gyro May tagging

iNGage will be attending IEEE INERTIAL 2026, the 13th International Symposium on Inertial Sensors & Systems, in Destin, Florida, USA, on May 10-14, 2026. iNGage.will be presenting a paper on Wednesday 13 during the Applications of Inertial Sensors session. Cristiano Marra, our Senior Sensor System Architect, will present a paper entitled “M&NEMS Near Navigation-Grade Gyroscope for North-Finding Applications” that will highlight the results of true North finding using our MEMS gyro in a may tagging set-up.

iNGage will also have the honour to co-chair 2 sessions and to participate to the Start-up Panel together with other successfull inertial start-up companies Advanced Navigation, VectorNav Technologies, Silicon Microgravity Ltd and QST SOLUTIONS Limited.

Do not miss this great event and meet our team there!

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Based in Grenoble (FR) and Milan (IT), iNGage is a start-up company which is bringing to market disruptive high-performance MEMS inertial sensors (accelerometers, gyros, IMUs) and pressure sensors for GPS-free navigation in autonomous mobilities.

With a patented breakthrough technology developed at CEA-Leti in partnership with PoliMi, we push the limits of high-performance MEMS navigation sensors to make them accessible to high-volume applications such as industrial robotics and automotive.
With a patented breakthrough technology developed at CEA-Leti in partnership with PoliMi, we push the limits of high-performance MEMS navigation sensors to make them accessible to high-volume applications such as industrial robotics and automotive.

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Technology

Disruptive Technology Revolutionizing MEMS Sensors Piezoresistive Nano-Gauge Detection Multi-Axis Sensor Platform Inertial Sensors (Accelerometers, Gyroscopes, IMUs) Pressure Sensors Highest Resolution & Bias Stability Revolutionizing MEMS Sensors iNGage’s technology enables the co-integration of accelerometers, gyroscopes and/or pressure sensors on a single chip. This is made possible by a unified fabrication process used for both pressure and […]

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Applications

Navigation Sensors for Autonomous Mobilities Unlocking the Future of Autonomous Systems According to leading analysts at YOLE Development, the high-performance MEMS inertial and pressure sensors market is valued at €2 billion and growing at a 10% CAGR. This surge is driven by new applications in autonomous systems and precise activity monitoring across industries such as […]

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