Gyro
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What is Gyro?
A gyroscope is a device that uses a spinning wheel or disc to maintain its orientation, based on the principles of angular momentum. Gyroscopes are commonly used in navigation systems (ships, aircraft, spacecraft), inertial guidance systems, and stabilization systems (cameras, robotics). They provide a stable reference direction, allowing for accurate measurement of rotation and orientation.
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Gyro Complementary Technologies
MRU
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A Motion Reference Unit (MRU) often incorporates gyros as a key component to measure angular rates and derive orientation. Thus, it strongly complements gyro technology.
USBL
USBL (Ultra-Short Baseline) is an underwater positioning system. While it provides position, integrating it with a gyro enables precise orientation and motion compensation for the USBL transducer, making it a complementary technology.
GPS
GPS provides positional data, which, when combined with the orientation data from a gyro, provides a more complete navigation solution. GPS alone cannot determine orientation, so they work together.
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Firmware Engineer
12 Firmware Engineer jobs mention Gyro
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Embedded Engineer
15 Embedded Engineer jobs mention Gyro
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Construction
31 Construction jobs mention Gyro
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Frontline & Manual Labor
30 Frontline & Manual Labor jobs mention Gyro
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Engineer
89 Engineer jobs mention Gyro
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