InvenSense’s 6-axis family of motion sensors with a 3‑axis gyroscope and a 3‑axis accelerometer on the same silicon die are the highest performance sensors in the market with the lowest noise, best temperature stability, and highest sensitivity accuracy. These key factors are key to create applications such as navigation, imaging, and augmented reality, with the best user experience.

This portfolio includes sensors with intelligent on‑board processing designed for the smart use of power where the main processor can be kept in low power mode, such as when a wearable device is keeping track of a user’s steps to count calorie expenditure. These devices enable manufacturers to eliminate the costly and complex selection, qualification, and system level integration of discrete devices, guaranteeing optimal motion performance for consumers.

The 6-axis family also supports highly configurable multi‑interface devices that for example support external devices such as manometers and barometers. Combined with the InvenSense MotionApps™ Platform, sensor management is offloaded from the operating system and the motion‑based complexities are abstracted using a structured set of APIs for application‑development.

TDK PositionSense™ is a dual-chip 9‑axis position tracking solution for instant and precise absolute heading. The PositionSense sensor solution includes the industry’s lowest power 6‑axis IMU and 3‑axis TMR-based magnetometer, with on-chip sensor fusion software and off-chip pedestrian dead reckoning (PDR) software.

Ideal for smartphones, wearables, AR/VR, drones, robotics, and more, PositionSense ensures people are never lost and are always on the right track.

TDK’s SmartMotion️ family of industry‑leading inertial sensors offer on-chip sensor fusion and machine learning to bring edge intelligence to a wide range of consumer devices. Whether 3‑axis, 6‑axis, or 9‑axis, TDK IMUs offer the lowest power consumption, ultra‑high performance, and stability that are ideal for smartphones, wearable/hearable devices, smart glasses, AR/VR, drones, robotics and more.