Trusted defense mission partner & leader in Assured Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (APNT), providing GNSS simulation, NAVWAR, inertial navigation, and AI. Built for the Threat. Ready for the Mission. Safran Federal Systems is a trusted defense mission partner and industry leader in Assured Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (A-PNT) and Geospatial Intelligence. Our cross-cutting capability set spans GNSS simulation, NAVWAR, inertial navigation, and AI — with continued investment in emerging areas like Quantum Sensing. Through open systems architecture and a commitment to relentless innovation, we deliver proven solutions to the warfighter across all domains. NEWS Safran Federal Systems Achieves CMMC Level 2 Certification, Ensuring Uninterrupted Support for Defense Customers Safran Federal Systems, a trusted provider of positioning, navigation and timing solutions for U.S. federal and defense operations, Thursday announced it has achieved Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Level 2, positioning the company among an early wave of Defense Industrial Base suppliers to meet this critical compliance benchmark ahead of broader enforcement deadlines. PRESS RELEASE Navigating GPS-Denied Environments: Modern Threats and Solutions LEARN MORE → Safran Presents on Next-Generation MEMS Gyro at Joint Navigation Conference LEARN MORE → OUR EXPERTISE Safran helps customers succeed by designing the highest quality products at the best value, leveraging subject matter experts to provide unparalleled solutions, reducing cost, risk and schedule. GNSS Testing & Simulation Navigation Warfare (NAVWAR) Assured Positioning, Navigation & Timing (PNT) Inertial Navigation and IMUs Artificial Intelligence Custom Solutions INDUSTRY LEADING CAPABILITIES CRPA Testing Our CRPA testing solutions provide unrivaled scalability, phase-coherency and calibration, from testing entire PNT systems to antenna electronics. Discover why groups like the U.S. Air Force Guided Weapons Evaluation Facility trust us to support their test environment. M-Code Our M-Code PNT solutions support you during all phases of your mission, from testing and simulation to operating in the field. Discover why the world's most critical defense systems rely on us to provide M-Code. We are delivering today with no additional lead time. Navigation Warfare Navigation Warfare is emerging as a powerful non-kinetic strategy to counter adversaries. Our solutions, forged through years of operational expertise and relentless innovation, empower you to dominate the spectrum in the face of evolving threats. LEARN MORE LEARN MORE LEARN MORE MOSA and CMOSS Open Systems Architecture is the DNA behind our rapid prototyping and customer-focused solutions. As MOSA and CMOSS shape the future, we’re committed to aligning with these standards to deliver flexible, scalable, and enduring PNT within the CMFF framework. Search and Rescue Our signaling technology ensures safety in the most rugged and remote environments, with the world’s first Cospas-Sarsat certified second-generation capability. Discover why the U.S. Army chose us to produce beacons to meet their specific requirements. LEARN MORE LEARN MORE Success Story : Accelerating Innovation for U.S. Special Operations Forces In a fast-paced defense landscape, Safran Federal Systems, in close partnership with Anduril, played a pivotal role in rapidly delivering advanced capabilities to support U.S. Special Operations Forces. SUCCESS STORY Elevate Your Career Safran Federal Systems is growing and in need of high-quality talent. We offer competitive salaries, benefits, and flexible positions. A creative environment and fun culture can be checked off your list! Think you have what it takes to be on our team? Apply today. VIEW OPEN ROLES SPEAK TO SALES

CRPAs are a very useful antenna system for platforms that need to operate in environments where interference is commonly present. Uncover its power in testing. Home • Applications • CRPA Testing CRPA Testing Controlled Reception Pattern Antenna Testing What is a CRPA? • Testing a CRPA • Anechoic • Wavefront • Videos • Documents What is a CRPA? The acronym stands for Controlled Reception Pattern Antenna. CRPAs are designed to reduce the effects of RF interference or establish signals’ angle of arrival. Using multiple antenna elements, they minimize jamming signals, using null generation or null steering or maximize “truth” signals using beam forming or beam steering. CRPAs are a very useful antenna system for platforms that need to operate in environments where jamming and interference are commonly present. For this reason, CRPAs are becoming increasingly common, particularly in the Defense sector. They are an extremely effective anti-jam/spoof solution, because they adapt dynamically in response to jamming or spoofing signals. WHAT IS A CRPA What Makes a CRPA? CRPAs begin with some sort of multi-element antenna, but the real magic happens within the antenna electronics, where the RF then proceeds downstream to the GPS receiver. These items can be connected to each other in-line or in a single enclosure. Single-enclosure antennas are sometimes called “integrated CRPAs”. Fundamentally, they work the same way. Ways to Test a CRPA Testing a CRPA prior to fielding is critical − especially in applications like defense, where the stakes are high. There are several test methods for testing CRPA antennas. You should evaluate these methods, their costs and suitability for the use case to ensure that your needs are fully met. Record Replay Realistic, actual recorded data – not generated. Unable to make changes, limited test cases. Difficult to find a suitable recording environment. To record threats, you have to go where threats are. GNSS Simulator Lowest cost option due to advances in technology. Previously very expensive and complex equipment. Innovation now allows us to do some cool things. Flexibility to cover multiple test cases quickly. Anechoic Chamber A complete anechoic chamber system, including simulation equipment and an actual physical chamber. Very expensive, high effort. Physical limitations and building standards. Several potential unknowns Field Testing Bring device out in the field Staged environment and generated threats. Facilitates tangible conditions. Costly: must employ event staff, obtain threat licenses. Little control as attendee. TESTING A CRPA BroadSim Anechoic The anechoic method is the only way to test an entire system as-is, because it allows testing of both the antenna and the antenna electronics integrated in a single package without modification. Still, it requires that the chamber be an optimal size to accommodate the device or system under test, and you could be limited by the antenna setup in the chamber. Skydel auto-calibrates the system, maps the antennas, and is designed to streamline chamber setup and reduce the multiplication of hardware systems. Interference can be integrated with Skydel software or an external generator. VIEW PRODUCT ANECHOIC BroadSim Wavefront The wavefront method brings all signals for each antenna element to the antenna electronics via cables. It prioritizes the ability to have dynamic trajectories for the receiver and for the interference transmitter, which lets you do a great deal of testing. You can essentially model any scenario with an unlimited number of interferences. A wavefront system is packaged lab-ready. Although it doesn't test the antenna, the important part to test is the antenna electronics, making it a good solution for testing CRPAs. It is the lowest-cost option considering all the variables. Be aware of any limitations such as signals, jammers and spoofers, and scalability for future needs. Skydel Wavefront is scalable from two to sixteen elements, is phase coherent, performs real-time automated phase synchronization, and has built-in jamming and spoofing. VIEW PRODUCT WAVEFRONT Play Video Play Video 360 in 180 The Next Generation of CRPA Testing Reimagined for the User Play Video Play Video Generating Threats With BroadSim Wavefront Play Video Play Video The Next Generation of CRPA Testing Reimagined for the User VIDEOS Documents DOCUMENTS Want more info? Ask one of our experts. We'll respond within one business day. EMAIL US

This whitepaper explains the importance of simulation in response to new constellations, the benefits of developing a test environment alongside the development of the constellations, and how a flexible system is best equipped for the advent of new LEO constellations... Home • PNT Library • Developing Simulation Environments Alongside New LEO Constellations Developing Simulation Environments Alongside New LEO Constellations DOWNLOAD PDF By Alaiya Tuntemeke-Winter As more technology utilizes satellites for PNT information, it is integral to develop ways to test the functionality of PNT systems before they are deployed. It has become increasingly useful to develop a test environment for LEO constellations alongside the development of the constellations themselves. A flexible simulation system that can evolve is best equipped for the advent of new LEO constellations. Developing simulation hand in hand with developing the constellation itself has several advantages. Simulation can be implemented at various stages of the process. By developing new constellations and simulation simultaneously, the PNT system can be thoroughly tested before the satellites are deployed. This can further streamline the process between the developers of the constellation and the receivers with quick feedback loops to assist in the design. It can lead to increased communication with the receiver developers and give more insight in addition to modeling. It also means that simulation capability can be available along with the introduction of the constellation itself. In the past, there have been instances of the constellation being deployed but there being few ways for the receiver manufacturers to test their solutions, slowing down the development process. By testing using simulation, developers can test functionality early in the development process, rather than awaiting deployment of the constellation for the chance to field test; receivers and systems can be tested during development for common problem scenarios, such as GPS denied environments via canyons or other outages as well as other types of vulnerabilities. This can give developers a head-start in vetting potentially unforeseen issues the receiver may experience using the new constellation. After implementation simulation can be used to repeat any problems encountered in field tests for faster and more effective testing. Fixes can be implemented in a lab setting before going out again for field testing. This can save time and resources, as there is no need to go all the way to the field test stage every time a problem arises or to test a fix. Using a simulation test bed helps to speed up the development process and to save time and money throughout. Developing simulation alongside the development of the constellation gives simulators the time they need for the capability to be ready when the constellation deploys. If simulation development does not begin until after the constellation is deployed, the development of receivers that can use the new constellation data may be slowed by the inability to test and collect data. Some types of simulators take more time to develop the ability to simulate new constellations, as they may need to develop new software, hardware, or a combination of both. Parallel development of the new constellation and the simulation test bed allows for both simulation capability and constellation availability to time align in the development process. The BroadSim product line provides a dynamic simulator within its software-defined architecture. It is “future-proof” as it can grow and change with new constellations or changes in old ones. It also takes advantage of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) products to increase system performance. This means two things; one, rather than focusing on hardware improvements, the engineers can focus on the simulation side of the system. Two, upgrade cycles are possible more frequently. BroadSim provides open-source libraries and plug-ins to increase the capability of their simulation solution. One major benefit of software-defined simulation systems regarding LEO constellations is that the GPU can handle the generation of more signals than a traditional FPGA-driven simulation solution. This is because in a true software-defined system there are no fixed hardware channels limiting the number of signals that can be generated. This is especially relevant in LEO constellations as there are more satellites in LEO orbit than there are in the GNSS constellations that have been simulated in the past. Another benefit is that if the limit is ever reached, a GPU can simply be added, and the same simulation tool can continue to be used. This leads to another benefit – the flexibility of the system. New constellations can be incorporated with software instead of additional hardware. This means when new constellations are complete, developers can access those new constellations with a mere software update. Software-defined simulators evolve to support LEO constellations and more rapid development. How simulation can aid development Examples of software-defined simulation in BroadSim BroadSim is an example of this flexibility in motion. With BroadSim, new constellations and signals become available in the tool as they are introduced or are more commonly used in receivers, such as QZSS, BeiDou, and M-Code. Simulators allow users to thoroughly test how receivers or whole systems work during specific scenarios, giving them the ability to see all-in-sky satellites and terrain effects, and provide refresh rates that translate into real-time processing for fast-moving applications. This makes it possible to test acquisition time, view relative receiver power data, and collect other relevant data to further development, as well as automate commands to speed up testing. The flexibility of the system is demonstrated by its proven ability to simulate existing LEO constellations. Using BroadSim powered by Skydel, there are multiple built-in ways to create LEO constellations. One such way is using BroadSim’s plug-in tool, which has already seen success. This tool allows users to develop features and integrate them into the BroadSim user interface and real-time simulation engine. BroadSim also provides the ability to modify existing constellations with custom signals and the addition of data sets to manipulate orbital and ephemeris data. In the future, a growing list of constellations will become available for selection within the tool. Safran Federal Systems is integrating new constellations today, and can help do the same for yours. BroadSim Simulation In conclusion, developing simulation capability alongside the development of constellations is to the advantage of the engineer who will be able to test without delay. Those simulators can aid in the design process by allowing rapid testing and development, speeding up time to market, and increasing cost savings by reducing field test cycles and hours. Software-defined simulators are more equipped to handle LEO constellations. They are not limited in the number of signals they can produce via hardware; they are agile in that they can increase available constellations and capability without needing any hardware upgrades. New features and constellations are available with just a software upgrade, and the user community can create new ways to use the tool using open-source plug-ins to meet their needs. BroadSim already has initial support for LEO simulation using the plugin tool and Safran Federal Systems is actively taking inquiries from users and providers to partner with them and integrate their solution. DOWNLOAD PDF

Reliance of GPS in modern land-warfare systems, potential effects of GPS disruption on their operation and considerations for protecting their ability to continue operating in a GPS-disrupted environment. Home • PNT Library • Defense PNT in Challenged Environments Defense PNT in Challenged Environments DOWNLOAD PDF By Tim Erbes DOWNLOAD PDF

Inertial Navigation Systems (INS) that provide true north-finding capabilities is an extremely helpful and flexible alternative because it allows vehicles to have high accuracy orientation capabilities for their mounted weapons or radar payloads. Home • PNT Library • Equipment Pointing & Radar Directional Capabilities For Defense Applications Equipment Pointing & Radar Directional Capabilities For Defense Applications DOWNLOAD PDF By Anthony Full Problem We Solve In order to properly orient a vehicle-mounted weapon, or any radar system that relies on global navigation satellite signals, vehicle crews need accurate heading data to point their equipment. Operators may start with estimating trajectory paths, but it is hard to know exactly where their equipment is pointing because any slight change in angle causes a massive change in impact location or radar direction. Operating in a GNSS-denied environment also presents challenges, and it would be time consuming and potentially dangerous to wait for clean signal reception. Inertial Navigation Systems (INS) that provide true north-finding capabilities is an extremely helpful and flexible alternative because it allows vehicles to have high accuracy orientation capabilities for their mounted weapons or radar payloads. They can minutely adjust their angles or rotation without the aid of GPS, and without being susceptible to vibrations and shocks. Why Is It Important Having precise orientation capabilities is critical in ensuring weapons effectively designate their targets. Likewise, having accurate orientation in radar systems is essential in the process of geographically locating objects. The act of orienting a vehicle weapon or radar is not trivial: accurate shooting requires complex calculations from numerous factors including determining level ground, finding the north pole, measuring wind speed and direction, and elevation of the target. Highly accurate equipment pointing can mean the difference between mission failure and success. Therefore, having a robust navigation system that can provide heading data in real time is of paramount importance for defense applications. Given that the National Intelligence Council has identified an increasing trend in jamming and spoofing attacks, the need for navigation systems to be able to operate independent of GPS signals is also becoming important. Inertial navigation systems need to be able to operate in both normal conditions as well as GPS-denied environments. Of course, there are different grades of accuracy for equipment pointing depending on your needs. And we’ll cover the most relevant solutions next. How We Solve it When it comes to navigation systems that can provide heading data in real time Safran has field-proven solutions for diverse defense applications. The Geonyx product incorporates HRG technology, unlike GPS, INS does not rely on external signals for navigation and heading. Instead, it uses motion sensors and rotation sensors to calculate the position, orientation and velocity of the vehicle based on internal data. The Geonyx will output pitch, roll, and heading data to the vehicles weapon system or to the vehicles radar system via ethernet. GEONYX INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEM Geonyx is an INS solution for ground vehicles and artillery pointing systems, offering a virtually unlimited and maintenance-free lifespan. It can achieve a pointing accuracy of <0.5 mils thanks to HRG Crystal technology. It has quick and flexible alignment – even in GNSS-denied environments. DOWNLOAD PDF

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Geonyx™ M-Code incorporates secure, anti-spoofing military M-Code GPS capability to provide resilient PNT in denied environments for land & amphibious navigation. Home • Products • Inertial Navigation Systems • Geonyx ™ M-Code Geonyx™ M-Code Reliable strikes under any conditions Geonyx ™ M-Code PRODUCT | INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEMS Consumption <17 W Pointing accuracy <0.5 mils MTBF >100,000 hours ANY QUESTIONS? GET QUOTE About Integrating the HRG Crystal™, Geonyx™ offers a real breakthrough in the INS navigation grade market in terms of operational efficiency, flexible systems integration, robustness, reliability, and M-Code resilience. Features Along with being able to receive copious amounts of data from the receiver, users can also control receivers with one or many of the built-in command buttons. Operational Efficiency First-of-class pointing accuracy under the harshest conditions, market’s shortest alignment time. Robustness and reliability Hard-mounted without external support, long lifetime supported by the reliable HRG Crystal™. Flexible systems integration Can be mounted on any orientation on devices. Withstands high shock due to being hard-mounted. M-Code resilience Safran Federal Systems has the latest M-Code solutions. Click to download the Geonyx ™ M-Code data sheet. VIEW DATA SHEET

Orolia Defense & Security announced today that it has successfully demonstrated Second Generation Beacon Cospas-Sarsat signaling capability with its Personnel Recovery Device over the Cospas-Sarsat network... Orolia Defense & Security Collaborates with U.S. Government to Demonstrate Second Generation Beacon Technology ROCHESTER, NY, October 12, 2021 Personnel Recovery Device to be One of the World’s First Commercially Available with 406 MHz Distress Signaling Capability Orolia Defense & Security announced today at the AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition being held in Washington, D.C., that it has successfully demonstrated Second Generation Beacon Cospas-Sarsat signaling capability with its Personnel Recovery Device over the Cospas-Sarsat network. Visit Orolia Defense & Security at AUSA 2021 Orolia will be exhibiting in booth No. 1269 today through Oct. 13. Come ask about our new Personnel Recovery Device 406 MHz distress signaling capabilities. In June, Orolia and a variety of U.S. government stakeholders in defense, space and science including the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the Department of Defense, worked together to establish proficiency for meeting and demonstrating the newly adopted Second Generation Cospas-Sarsat specification (406 MHz). The demonstration was conducted simultaneously on multiple continents solidifying the global capabilities of Orolia’s technology and the worldwide coverage provided by the Cospas-Sarsat infrastructure. This demonstration yielded beneficial data to support the qualification of Orolia’s Personnel Recovery Device and helped inform government stakeholders on the readiness of the second generation ground and satellite infrastructure. “Our team was able to develop and demonstrate results in less than eight months with the support of our partners. Orolia’s commitment to knowledge-sharing coupled with decades of combined expertise contributed to this collective success,” stated Michael Stout, director of government programs at Orolia Defense & Security. “With a common goal and shared vision, programs across multiple government agencies can function very effectively at this level. This demonstration emphasizes the value of strong partnerships between federal agencies and the defense industrial base in bringing key technologies to the warfighter.” Not only did the live test event verify Orolia’s successful transmissions from its device, it also confirmed early operational capability on messages received and processed by Continental United States Mission Control Centers. For the most critical, remote and high-risk operations, Orolia Defense & Security is your trusted resilient PNT mission partner. Learn more at www.OroliaDS.com/resilient-pnt . To inquire about Orolia’s products and experience for search and rescue devices, please email Michael Stout at michael.stout@OroliaDS.com . About Orolia Defense & Security Orolia Defense & Security provides Resilient PNT solutions and custom engineering services to U.S. Government agencies, defense organizations and their contractors. Orolia Defense & Security is authorized to work on the full spectrum of U.S. Government classified and unclassified projects, in addition to supporting strategic partnerships for key defense PNT technologies. www.OroliaDS.com Orolia Defense & Security operates as a proxy-regulated company and wholly-owned subsidiary of Orolia. Contact: Rachael Smith 614-736-3736 rachael.smith@oroliaDS.com The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) visual information does not imply or constitute DoD endorsement. VIEW PDF

BroadSense is a GNSS interference and detection sensor designed to detect jamming & spoofing, utilizing sophisticated receivers and 75+ advanced algorithms. Home • Products • GPS Jamming & Spoofing Detection • BroadSense BroadSense GPS Jamming and Spoofing Detection Sensor BroadSense PRODUCT | GPS JAMMING & SPOOFING DETECTION Frequencies GPS L1, GPS L2 Antenna Integrated or External Screen Real-time visual data Outputs J/S measurements, Custom NMEA message via USB or UART ANY QUESTIONS? GET QUOTE About BroadSense is a GPS jamming and spoofing detection sensor designed to provide real-time and historical situational awareness data. Utilizing sophisticated GNSS receivers and patented jamming and spoofing detection algorithms, BroadSense can detect when the GPS signal or GPS spectrum is compromised. Applications – UAV Platforms – Dismounted Warfighters – Cell Towers – GPS degraded or denied environments Features – Advanced RF front end (AGC, LNA, etc.) – No RF calibrations required – Low Size, Weight and Power (SWaP) BroadSense detects interference, data anomalies and inconsistencies, GPS simulators, jumps in position and time, and everything in between Algorithms rigorously tested and field-proven for over a decade Regularly updated to conform to new and emerging threats Extremely easy to integrate and operate Protect Proactively An increased number of GPS jamming and spoofing attacks have been reported and documented in recent years. High-quality software-defined radios (SDRs) capable of GPS jamming and spoofing are more affordable than ever. Open-source projects have turned these low-cost SDRs into GPS jammers and spoofers. Without the ability to detect jamming or spoofing, PNT systems can be unreliable due to reporting errors from the GPS receiver. It is more critical now than ever to ensure the necessary precautions are taken to protect these systems. RESOURCES Early Prototype Demo Button Watch BroadSense Nano in action demonstrated using BroadSim to generate interference signals. Click to download the BroadSense data sheet. VIEW DATA SHEET

Designed for all kinds of oceanic class submarines, discover oceanic navigation solutions with Black-Onyx™ and Black-Onyx™ Dual Core. Home • Products • Inertial Navigation Systems • Black-O nyx ™ Black-Onyx™ Technological revolution for submarine applications Black-O nyx ™ PRODUCT | INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEMS Consumption < 25 W Weight < 40 lbs Size 10 x 10.3 x 16.3 (in) MTBF > 200,000 h ANY QUESTIONS? GET QUOTE About Black-Onyx™ and Black-Onyx™ Dual Core inertial navigation system are designed for all kinds of oceanic class submarines. Thanks to the HRG Crystal™ inertial technology, these families offer the highest autonomous and stealthiest navigation performance ever reached in the market. Submergibility & Autonomy: Black-Onyx™ offers the highest autonomous navigation performance ever reached in the non strategic submarines market. With Black-Onyx™ Dual Core family those performances are multiplied, reaching navigation accuracies for the most submarines demanding applications. Stealth: totally silent inertial navigation systems. Reliability: Black-Onyx™ family offers the highest MTBF of the market and is maintenance free thanks to HRG Crystal™. No Maintenance Fully Certified Easy to Use Virtually maintenance free thanks to HRG Crystal™ technology and a system MTBF over 200,000hrs. Proven Safran INS technology installed on over 1000 ships worldwide, meeting the toughest naval certifications and standards. Designed to easily interface with Combat Management Systems, “set and forget” once installed on a platform. Options for specific requirements and additional precision Black -Onyx™ family Black-Onyx™ SP: 1Nm/4h precision Black-Onyx™ HP: 1Nm/24h precision Black-Onyx™ XP48 or XP72: 1Nm/48h or 1Nm/72h precision Black-Onyx Dual Core™ family Black-Onyx™ Dual Core SP96 or SP120: 1Nm/96h or 1Nm/120h precision Black-Onyx™ Dual Core HP: 1Nm/240h precision Black-Onyx™ Dual Core XP: Better than 1Nm/360h precision A technological revolution for submarine applications Black-Onyx™ and Black-Onyx Dual Core™ guarantee: Optimal stealth and long endurance. Unparalleled integrity and operational efficiency: accurate attitudes and precise localization for sensors stabilization and weapons employment. An easily interchangeability with SIGMA 40 XP. Click to download the Black- Onyx ™ data sheet. VIEW DATA SHEET

Explore our MS Series Rate Gyro Units, a stabilizing system designed for reliability. Discover how our stabilizing system enhances performance. Home • Products • Inertial Navigation Systems • MS Series MS Series Rate Gyro Units MS Series PRODUCT | INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEMS Rate range Up to 300°/sec Scale factor accuracy +/-1% (-40°C to +85°C) Noise (0.1-100Hz) <0.015 deg/sec rms) ANY QUESTIONS? GET QUOTE About The MS series is well adapted for defense applications which offers the best noise performance, very low bias stability and experienced robustness. Stabilization gyroscopes are available in both kit version or in a block version, catering to different user needs and preferences. The kit version is composed of 1 or 2 electronic boards, 1, 2, or 3 Quapason sensors and flexible cable (optional). Rugged, reliable gyros More than 40 years of experience Solid state vibrating gyroscope Best noise performance Robust & compact Flexible & reliable Proven technology 200,000 sensors produced Click to download the data sheet. VIEW DATA SHEET

Enhance navigation accuracy with inertial measurement units (IMU) and gyroscopes. Master sensor data and achieve precise measurements with IMU technology. Home • Products • Inertial Navigation Systems • IMUs and Gyros Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs) and Gyros Safran’s HRG, MEMs and alternate gyro technologies offer tactical grade Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) performance in a SWaP optimized package. Our IMUs are engineered to excel in the Defense, Industrial, Aerospace, and Commercial sectors and are manufactured in our own foundries since 2002. Browse IMU and Gyro Products PRODUCT | STIM Product Suite Small, tactical grade, low weight, high performance Safran manufactures inertial measurement units and sets a new standard for precision and performance by utilizing our proprietary inertial sensor technology. Our IMUs are engineered to excel in the Defense, Industrial, Aerospace, and Commercial sectors. STIM PRODUCT SUITE LEARN MORE PRODUCT | STIM Hermetically Sealed Product Suite Small, tactical grade, low weight, high performance Safran manufactures inertial measurement units and sets a new standard for precision and performance by utilizing our proprietary inertial sensor technology. Our IMUs are engineered to excel in the Defense, Industrial, Aerospace, and Commercial sectors. STIM HERMETICALLY SEALED PRODUCT SUITE LEARN MORE PRODUCT | Iconyx™ IMU for tactical guidance and control applications ICONYX™ is a high-performance tactical grade Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) for guidance and control applications. ICONYX™ is designed to meet the most demanding environmental conditions with extreme accuracy and reliability. ICONYX™ LEARN MORE PRODUCT | MS Series Rate gyro units The MS series is well adapted for civil and industrial applications which offers the best noise performance, very low bias stability and experienced robustness. MS SERIES LEARN MORE PRODUCT | BM Series Rate gyro units This dynamically tuned gyroscope has been selected in order to offer to the user the best compromise between accuracy required for stabilization purposes, robustness, reliability and price. BM SERIES LEARN MORE IMU Applications Guide Learn about our IMU systems and how they can support the warfighter. VIEW WEBPAGE