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WitMotion (est. 2015) specializes in high-precision sensors for positioning and attitude measurement. ISO9001/IATF16949 certified with 60+ patents, it designs and produces attitude sensors, inertial navigation, and vibration sensors using advanced algorithms and in-house facilities. Hardware capabilities include a 0.01-degree precision turntable, temperature chamber, and SMT machines, and are complemented by a self-developed Kalman filter fusion algorithm. Its solutions serve 80+ countries in industries including robotics, agriculture, aerospace, navigation, new energy, construction machinery and smart city, and SHM monitoring.
R&D AlgorithmDerived algorithm from aeropace level, our own R&D algorithm, filterings
End-loop TechnologyFactory-calibration, aging testing, completely end-loop technology and facilities, top advanced turntable, high & low temperature & humidity chamber
Throughout ManagementSupplier, factory strict-management and review system
Cost-effective SolutionElectronic components inspection, control, ensuing quick leadtime and reasonable price
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