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SBG Systems features MEMS-based inertial sensors at AUVSI’s Xponential 2016

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SBG Systems‘ Jack Mawson highlights the company’s MEMS-based inertial sensors at the Association of Unmanned Vehicles International‘s Xpontential 2016 show, held May 2-5 in New Orleans.

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