Springer Nature Group publishes in Scientific Reports a new method for prediction of continuous and discrete kinetic parameters in horses using ProMove-mini sensor nodes and recurrent artificial neural networks. The study evaluates vertical ground reaction forces (GRFz) by measuring twenty-four clinically sound horses, equipped with IMUs on the [...]

Our colleague Stephan Bosch defended his PhD thesis "Pushing the limits of inertial motion sensing" at University of Twente on September 7th, 2022. The thesis describes innovative solutions for capturing and digitizing human and animal motion with miniature IMUs, despite the inherent challenges of the technology. The thesis can also [...]

Inertia Technology is a proud sponsor of the Lameness workshop, as part of the International Conference of Equine Exercise Physiology (ICEEP) conference in Uppsala, Sweden. We will demonstrate the equine gait analysis system as an objective lameness detection tool, developed in the EquiMoves Eurostars project. Visit us on the 26th [...]

The Dutch magazine "Aandrijftechniek" published in September 2020 an article about the Smart Maintenance FieldLab project where Inertia works together with Tata Steel and Techport. The article describes the use case of monitoring the fans inside the annealing furnaces of Tata Steel for predictive maintenance purposes. The monitoring is done [...]

The recently released ProMove-mini 0.13.2 firmware and Inertia Studio 3.5.5 allow the usage of the entire internal SD card capacity of up to 16 GB (4 or 8 GB for older versions of ProMove-mini) through the implementation of the FAT32 file system. To use [...]

The new ProMove-mini with integrated GNSS is now available, with concurrent tracking of multiple constellations and increased receiver accuracy and reliability. Its hybrid positioning processor combines GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO, BEIDOU, SBAS, QZSS, DGPS and AGPS to provide a high-performance navigation solution. The update rate goes up to 10 [...]

It is our great pleasure to announce the launching of the EquiMoves website! We can now present the EquiMoves system in an attractive an informative manner. Please visit: http://www.equimoves.nl    We would like to thank our talented designers Irina & Andrei from New Black [...]

The Dutch "Aandrijven en Besturen" (Drive & Control) magazine published an article about the AWISE project and the role of Inertia Technology in the development of autonomous wireless sensor for aircraft condition monitoring.    The project ran in collaboration with Netherlands Aerospace Centre (NLR) and developed a [...]

On June 17th 2019, the final event of the INNOWAG H2020 project took place in Munich. Inertia Technology presented the final results of the Bluetooth-based prototype for cargo monitoring. This was a notable achievement, as it shows the feasibility of continuous monitoring of goods from inside a container or [...]

The Opening of the Fieldlab Smart Maintenance on June 13th 2019 was a great opportunity for people working in smart maintenance to meet and discuss future steps of collaboration. During the pitches, each project partner presented its main interest and ambition to be achieved in the next couple of years [...]