Living up to MEMS sensor's initial promise
Author: Peter Hartwell

MEMS inertial sensors have been around for more than 25 years—from the first prototypes developed in universities to initial product offerings. It is time to examine why MEMS inertial sensors have failed to live up to their initial promise and to propose a different approach that could jump-start those advancements.

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