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InvenSense Announces Inertial Sensor Suitable for Virtual Reality and Head-Mounted Displays
ICM-20603, providing precision and a sensitive user experience
InvenSense, Inc. announced the ICM-20603, a 6-axis inertial sensor targeting augmented reality/virtual reality/head-mounted display (AR/VR/HMD) applications.
AR/VR/HMDs and 3D headsets are poised for tremendous growth in the coming years (IHS report, projected annual growth rate of 52%). Consumers are showing great interest in highly immersive experiences through content and media targeting games, movies, 3D music, shopping, education, professional training, and real estate.
Based on this environment, the performance of the InvenSense ICM-20603 provides best-in-class stability against gyroscope time and temperature, combined with dedicated integrated technology for real-time response and content synchronization. Dedicated technology that enables faster video playback and more precise alignment of content and head tracking motion are essential for an immersive experience free from discomfort such as eye strain, headaches, and nausea.

In addition, the ICM-20603 is equipped with a compatible 1KHz 9-axis sensor fusion library and software, enabling the creation of an attractive platform for new sensor-based VR devices.
"With the rapid growth of virtual reality devices, opportunities to add sensor content to head-mounted displays and peripherals are also increasing," said Eitan Medina, Vice President of Marketing and Production Management at Invensense. "This is an unparalleled opportunity for Invensense, which provides an exceptional user experience unrivaled in meeting the market's stringent performance demands."
The Invensense 6-axis ICM-20603 prototype is currently in a commercially viable production stage. For additional information and data, please visit the website (www.invensense.com) or contact the Invensense sales team (sales@invensense.com).
InvenSense, Inc. announced the ICM-20603, a 6-axis inertial sensor targeting augmented reality/virtual reality/head-mounted display (AR/VR/HMD) applications.
AR/VR/HMDs and 3D headsets are poised for tremendous growth in the coming years (IHS report, projected annual growth rate of 52%). Consumers are showing great interest in highly immersive experiences through content and media targeting games, movies, 3D music, shopping, education, professional training, and real estate.
Based on this environment, the performance of the InvenSense ICM-20603 provides best-in-class stability against gyroscope time and temperature, combined with dedicated integrated technology for real-time response and content synchronization. Dedicated technology that enables faster video playback and more precise alignment of content and head tracking motion are essential for an immersive experience free from discomfort such as eye strain, headaches, and nausea.
In addition, the ICM-20603 is equipped with a compatible 1KHz 9-axis sensor fusion library and software, enabling the creation of an attractive platform for new sensor-based VR devices.
"With the rapid growth of virtual reality devices, opportunities to add sensor content to head-mounted displays and peripherals are also increasing," said Eitan Medina, Vice President of Marketing and Production Management at Invensense. "This is an unparalleled opportunity for Invensense, which provides an exceptional user experience unrivaled in meeting the market's stringent performance demands."
The Invensense 6-axis ICM-20603 prototype is currently in a commercially viable production stage. For additional information and data, please visit the website (www.invensense.com) or contact the Invensense sales team (sales@invensense.com).
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