New Inertial Labs INS integration with Meridian by Mosaic: Pioneering Accessible High-Accuracy Mobile Mapping

Mosaic, the trailblazing force in terrestrial imaging and photogrammetry, announces a seismic shift in the geospatial and surveying industries with the launch of the Meridian Mobile Mapping System. This cutting-edge system represents Mosaic's evolution from the industry's leading camera manufacturer to a contender as a fully integrated and calibrated MMS provider. The grand reveal will occur at Geo Business, London's premier event for surveying and geospatial professionals.

Mosaic's Meridian emerges as a game-changer in a field long dominated by behemoths like Trimble and Leica (of Hexagon). These established giants offer powerful but prohibitively expensive and complex systems. With Meridian, users get a high-accuracy mobile mapping system that pairs the pioneering Mosaic X camera with a precision INS/Lidar device from Inertial Labs, producers of high-performance orientation and navigation solutions. This blend promises to democratize the market, break new ground, and make top-tier mapping accessible.

Users will experience 74MP native resolution or 13.5K resolution panoramas from precisely synchronized camera modules. The camera system's unique design maximizes the pixels more efficiently than other cameras with more minor image overlaps, producing more transparent and more consistent panoramas. The integrated INS system boasts system vertical accuracy of 2 - 3 cm and precision of 2 - 4 cm.

Meridian spearheads the trifecta of industry challenges head-on: 

• Integration: Meridian's seamless out-of-the-box operations with fully integrated and calibrated systems are unlike fragmented third-party systems. 
• Usability: Designed for ease, Meridian requires mere minutes of training and removes the need for highly specialized technicians. Its rugged design guarantees performance in the harshest conditions. 
• Cost: Meridian's comprehensive solution is offered at a fraction of the price of competing systems, sans hidden fees for software subscriptions or data hosting.

"Since the day we announced the Mosaic X camera to the market in 2020, the response from the geospatial community for a comprehensive mobile mapping solution has been incredible, with many eagerly anticipating our expansion into this market sector," said Founder and CEO of Mosaic, Jeffrey Martin. "We're thrilled to finally unveil Meridian and deliver on our goal of bringing advanced mapping technology to more professionals and redefining what they can expect from their mapping systems."

"I am genuinely excited about our new partnership with Mosaic51. This collaboration means a lot to us at Inertial Labs because it combines our cutting-edge navigation technology with Mosaic51's creative solutions, especially in the mapping field. Working closely with their team, I already see the incredible potential we have to transform how mapping and navigation are integrated and utilized in our industry. I can't wait to see what we achieve together.", said Jamie Marraccini, CEO of Inertial Labs.

About Inertial Labs

With over 20 years of industry experience, Inertial Labs is a leading designer, integrator, and manufacturer of cutting-edge Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs), GPS-aided inertial Navigation Systems (INSs), and Attitude and heading Reference Systems (AHRSs), along with RESEPI.

As experts in sensor fusion, Inertial Labs designs and develops quality products at the best price-performance ratio. Our team provides solutions capable of utilizing data from an array of sources, including air data computers (ADCs), ToF Mesh-Based Software Defined Radios (SDRs), Visual Odometry, Air Speed Sensors, Odometers, Encoders, and Standalone Magnetic Compasses (SAMCs).

About Mosaic

Founded in 2018, Mosaic aimed to streamline street-level 360-degree imagery collection. Over the years, it has redefined large-scale terrestrial imaging and photogrammetry. Mosaic cameras, renowned for reliability, convenience, and precision, are currently used in nearly 50 countries for the city and country-scale data collection. As Mosaic expands its integrated sensors and software solutions suite, it continues to challenge industry norms and attract clientele from giants like Trimble and Hexagon.