inertssüsteemid
Inertssüsteemid, also known as inertial navigation systems (INS), are autonomous navigation systems that track an object's position, orientation, and velocity without external references. They achieve this by using accelerometers to measure linear acceleration and gyroscopes to measure angular velocity. These sensors, combined with sophisticated computer algorithms, continuously calculate the object's changes in motion.
The fundamental principle behind inertssüsteemid is Newton's laws of motion. By integrating acceleration measurements over time,
Inertssüsteemid are highly reliable in environments where external navigation aids like GPS may be unavailable or
Applications of inertssüsteemid are diverse and include aerospace, maritime navigation, land vehicles, missile guidance, and robotics.