2001: Incorporated as Inertial Labs, Inc. with headquarters in Virginia state, U.S.A.
2002 – 2003: 6DOF and 3DOF Ferrofluid sensors development. First SBIR Phase I Contract with US Army.
2004 – 2005: R&D Contract for Tactical Engagement Simulation Software (TESS) Program.
2006 – 2008: Coriolis Vibratory Gyroscopes (CVG), Quartz Pendulum Accelerometers, and Fluxgate Mag’s development. Release of the first AHRS.
2009 – 2011: Optically Enhanced AHRS and Weapon Orientation Module development. Full Body Motion Capture System release.
2012 – 2013: Release of miniature 3D orientation sensors for $75M Dismounted Soldiers Training Systems (DSTS) Contract.
2014 – 2018: MEMS-based Tactical-grade IMU, AHRS, and Inertial Navigation Systems (INS) development and release.
2019 – 2020: LIDAR Payload for 3D mapping and industrial inspections development and release.
2021 – 2022: MEMSENSE acquisition. RMCU and miniature New Tactical and Industrial-grade Inertial Measurement Units (KERNEL IMU) released.
2022: 120 employees; >500 IMUs per week production rate; Near-FOG IMU release; SLAM; new INS for operation in a long-term GNSS-denied environment; FOG & MEMS-based gyrocompass development.
2023: upgraded INS-U GPS-Aided Navigation System; high-precision three-axis accelerometers (TAA); lightweight, low-power Air Data Computer (ADC); Awarded GSA Schedule Contract; receives SBIR Phase III Contract for Revolutionary Cannon Artillery Pointing and Sighting System, CAPSS.
2024 – Present: RESEPI TELEDYNE OPTECH CL-360HD; RESEPI Ouster OS1-64 Rev 7; MEMS TAG-304 three-axis gyroscopes; Software Update for RESEPI’s PCMasterPro in Collaboration with BayesMap, launch new RESEPI GEN-II.

Inertial Labs CEO Jamie Marraccini interviewed by Inside Unmanned Systems at AUVSI Xponential 2024