Hexagon has completed its acquisition of Inertial Sense, a Utah-based provider of GNSS+INS navigation technology, adding more than 30,000 deployed inertial systems to its assured positioning, navigation, and timing portfolio.
Inertial Sense will be integrated into Hexagon’s Aerospace & Defence Division, where its compact, tactical-grade solutions are intended to extend the company’s resilient navigation capabilities in GPS-challenged environments. The acquisition targets growth in autonomy, aerospace, and defence markets.
“Inertial Sense brings exceptional GNSS+INS innovation that advances our assured PNT roadmap and expands resilient positioning capabilities in GPS-challenged environments,” said Stig Pedersen, President of Hexagon’s Aerospace & Defence Division.
Walt Johnson, CTO and founder of Inertial Sense, said the company looks forward to expanding access to lightweight, affordable, and precise navigation solutions through the Hexagon platform.
