ANELLO Maritime INS

High-performance inertial navigation for autonomous surface and underwater vessels in GPS-denied environments.

The ANELLO Maritime INS combines three SiPhOG™ optical gyroscopes, dual triple-frequency GNSS, and maritime sensor fusion to deliver low-drift position, velocity, and attitude through GNSS jamming, spoofing, and outages.

ITAR-Free IP68
ANELLO Maritime INS optical inertial navigation system
ANELLO Maritime INS

< 0.5°/hr

Optical gyro bias instability

< 0.05°/√hr

Angle random walk

0.03 m/s/√hr

Velocity random walk

Ethernet / RS-232 / CAN

Interfaces

Maritime navigation in GPS-denied environments.

Watch the ANELLO Maritime INS support autonomous vessel navigation with optical inertial sensing and real-time sensor fusion.

Integrates with maritime platforms and aiding sensors.

Combine the sensors required by the mission and deliver synchronized navigation data through standard platform interfaces.

Aiding Inputs

  • Dual triple-frequency GNSS antennas
  • Doppler velocity log (DVL)
  • Speed-through-water sensors
  • Optional external aiding sources
ANELLO Maritime INS integration unit

ANELLO Maritime INS

Platform Interfaces

  • Ethernet
  • Dual RS-232 ports
  • CAN bus
  • PPS output and sync input

Specifications

Solution Accuracy

Horizontal Position Accuracy, SPS
1.2 m rms
Horizontal Position Accuracy, RTK
0.01 m rms
Velocity Accuracy
0.03 m/s rms
Heading Accuracy
0.2° rms
Attitude Accuracy, Roll / Pitch
0.05° rms

Accuracy values apply after initialization. RTK value assumes a baseline under 40 km. Heading accuracy requires properly installed antennas.

1.3%

Total drift during a 30-minute GNSS-denied USV demonstration

Measured performance on the water.

See how low-drift optical gyroscopes, velocity aiding, and environmental modeling maintained the navigation solution during a complete GNSS outage.

Read the Maritime Case Study

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ANELLO Maritime INS?
It is an optical inertial navigation system that continuously estimates position, velocity, roll, pitch, and heading for maritime platforms, including when GNSS signals are unavailable or unreliable.
What sensors and systems can it integrate with?
The system supports dual triple-frequency GNSS, Doppler velocity logs, speed-through-water sensors, and optional external aiding. Platform connectivity includes Ethernet, dual RS-232, CAN, and PPS synchronization.
Which maritime platforms is it designed for?
The compact INS is designed for USVs, ASVs, AUVs, UUVs, crewed vessels, port-security systems, and coastal-defense platforms.
Is the system suitable for harsh marine environments?
Yes. The ANELLO Maritime INS is ITAR-free and IP68-rated, with 5g rms vibration performance, 40g shock survival, and an optional extended operating-temperature range.

Bring resilient navigation aboard.

Discuss platform interfaces, aiding sensors, environmental requirements, and your GPS-denied mission profile with ANELLO.