InnaLabs develops and manufactures high-performance inertial sensors and systems, providing full product lifecycle solutions including design, engineering services, manufacturing, and after-sales support. The company serves various markets such as aerospace, subsea, marine, space, energy, civil engineering, and transportation.

InnaLabs

InnaLabs develops and manufactures high-performance inertial sensors and systems, providing product lifecycle solutions including design, engineering services, and manufacturing.

AI-Q-Series Accelerometers

InnaLabs® Ltd | 3,533 followers on LinkedIn. InnaLabs® is a leading designer and manufacturer of high-performance inertial sensors including tactical grade coriolis vibratory gyroscopes and navigation grade quartz servo accelerometers.

We are a European, high technology company providing high quality, robust solutions for aerospace, subsea, marine, land, space, civil engineering, transportation and industrial applications.

Our high performance accelerometers and gyroscopes meet the stringent requirements of our customers for precision guidance, stabilisation, navigation and orientation applications.

Private VC investor

Yury Virovets

Peter Nicholson

Venture Investor & Technology Entrepreneur - MP at Genezis Technology Capital

Maxim Shekhovtsov, Ph.D.

Program Manager PMP, IPMA Level-C, BEng

Rachel Murray

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InnaLabs® Ltd is pleased to announce that our gyros reached 2,500,000 hours operation in orbit. 76 gyros in 19 satellites fly with no failure or degradation of performance, showing the robustness of our CVG technology in the space environment. #spacesensors #cvg

We were delighted to take part in the Irish Space Technology Showcase, which took place this week at Enterprise Ireland HQ in Dublin. The event was organised by Enterprise Ireland and IDA Ireland and supported by the European Space Agency - ESA and the Irish delegation to ESA. Emer Higgins, the Minister of State for Business, Employment and Retail, launched the showcase. She met with John O’Leary, Peter Nicholson, and Alberto Torasso, and it was a privilege to meet with her to discuss Innalabs® Space Heritage and our success in the space industry. We thank the Minister for her kind words about Innalabs® in her speech. Along with Charlotte Mathieu, Head of the Industrial Policy and Space Economy Division at ESA, our colleague Alberto participated in the panel discussions, which brought together many of the space primes with companies in the Irish space industry. Thank you to everyone who organised the event and everyone we met throughout the day. We look forward to many more space industry events in the future. #InnaLabs #SME4SPACE #EUSPA #EnterpriseIreland #EuropeanSpaceAgency

A big thank you to the Collaboratory team in TUD Blanchardstown for hosting the Irish Space Association “Strengthening Cyber Resilience in Ireland’s Space Industry” in partnership with The Collaboratory at TU Dublin and Skillnet Ireland Thank you to Patricia Moore, who kept the show on the road for the morning. John O’Leary, Innalabs® CEO, offered advice on the company's experience with cyber-attacks, security procedures, and how we protect our data and IP through experience, training, and procedures. John said, “It was a pleasure presenting, discussing, and learning from experts in the cybersecurity industry and meeting like-minded people who understand the detrimental results of a cyber-attack. The hacker only has to be lucky once!” Sharing the stage with John included: •Patricia Moore, Irish Space Association •Jack McDonnell, The Collaboratory at TU Dublin •Catherine Lenehan, Skillnet Ireland •Senator Gerard Craughwell •David M, CommSec Cyber Security •Paul Browne, Enterprise Ireland •Andrew Lambert, MBRYONICS •Laxmikant Y, Tisalabs •Steve Berry, ANGOKA Senior members of the Innalabs Space Team attended the event and are looking forward to the next ISA event. #Innalabs #IrishSpaceAssociation #Collaboratory #TUDBlanchardstown #CyberSecurity #SpaceCyberSecurity #SpaceEvent #IrishSpaceIndustry

1 week since the launch of the ‘HERA’ mission with our ARIETIS-NS onboard! Take a look at the monumental moment as it happened, where members of the InnaLabs® family gathered together to witness years of hard work paying off as the European Space Agency - ESA HERA mission launched from Florida on its mission. This successful launch represented a critical moment in the history of InnaLabs®, as our rad-tolerant 3-axis gyroscope finally obtained its space heritage as the satellite makes its way to the Didymos asteroid system, guided on its voyage through the stars by our navigation system. #InnaLabs #ESA #HERA #EuropeanSpaceAgency #Gyroscope #HERAMission #HERA2024 #Didymos

We are so greatful to Steeve and all the ESA team who have supported and had fate in our ARIETIS-NS development. We look forward to many more successful future projects together. A great day today for all the companies who made the Hara launch a success. We look forward to tracking the mission for the next few years! European Space Agency - ESA NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration RTE #hera #inertialsensors #gyroscope #spacenews Steeve Kowaltschek

ARIETIS-NS, the state-of-the-art 3-axis gyroscope from InnaLabs®, launches into space with the European Space Agency - ESA ‘HERA’ mission later on today! ARIETIS-NS will finally launch at 15:52 Irish time this afternoon from Cape Canaveral, Florida as part of the HERA mission, helping to guide the satellite towards the Didymos asteroid system. The result of years of hard work will come to fruition this afternoon, the ARIETIS-NS is a high-performance, space-qualified radiation-tolerant gyroscope unit that has been meticulously designed for missions such as this, to endure the harshest of journeys through outer space. Everyone at InnaLabs® is proud of our hand in the HERA mission today, and we will be looking on this afternoon with pride knowing that our young Irish company played a critical role in the exploration of planetary defence of Earth. To view the launch live, visit https://lnkd.in/dNtt5VZQ To read more, visit https://lnkd.in/eHk_ftja #InnaLabs #ESA #HERA #HERAMission #EuropeanSpaceAgency #HERA2024

Innalabs plays a crucial role in the ESA Space launch as part of the planetary defence against incoming asteroids Hera mission 7th October 2024 15.52 Irish Time. Innalab's have designed and manufactured the ARIETIS-NS gyroscope navigation system for a European Space Agency "HERA" SpaceX launch. The launch is integral to guiding the satellite towards the Didymos asteroid system. This will mark the second mission to the Didymos asteroid system, with the objective of the ‘HERA’ mission being to monitor the after-effects of altering the trajectory of asteroids through kinetic impact, following on from the successful ‘DART’ mission from NASA, which launched in 2021. These missions aim to test and prepare for planetary defence against incoming asteroids by altering their trajectory, should the day come when Earth needs to do so to defend itself. John O'Leary, CEO, stated, "I am very proud of our young Irish company as through innovation and our people, we are creating Irish Space Heritage. Innalabs has navigation sensors and systems that have accrued over five million hours in space. Our involvement with almost all major space primes, who now rely on our inertial sensor technology on missions worth billions, is a testament to their trust in our products. I want to thank all concerned as this is a great success story for the Irish space strategy and our improving ECO system to join the global Space boom.” The launch will be broadcast live on ESA’s website Monday. https://lnkd.in/dNtt5VZQ For more information about ESA and Innalabs partnership the the HERA project visit https://lnkd.in/egPc7vji

We are 3 weeks away from our ARIETIS-NS gyroscope navigation system taking off on board the European Space Agency - ESA ‘HERA’ mission, where it will act as an integral part of guiding the satellite towards the Didymos asteroid system. ESA's ‘HERA’ Spacecraft is set to launch on the 7th of October 2024 from Cape Canaveral, Florida, USA. This will mark the second mission to the Didymos asteroid system, with the objective of the ‘HERA’ mission being to monitor the after-effects of altering the trajectory of asteroids through kinetic impact, following on from the successful ‘DART’ mission from NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration , which launched in 2021. These missions aim to test and prepare for planetary defence against incoming asteroids by altering their trajectory, should the day come when Earth needs to do so to defend itself. Everyone at Innalabs® are eagerly anticipating the launch, as we look to our ARIETIS-NS gyroscope finally gaining its space heritage after years of hard work! Find out more about this state-of-the-art gyroscope by visiting https://lnkd.in/ezAqZy7G #Innalabs #EuropeanSpaceAgency #ESA #HERA #HeraMission

Thank you to everyone who is paying us a visit at our stand at the Small Satellite Conference 2024, it was lovely to meet up with Franco Boldrini, Chief Business Development and Sales Officer at OHB Italia S.p.A. .

It’s great to be involved again. Our team are looking forward to meeting many industry colleagues.

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