Silicon Sensing Systems will exhibit at the "NIHONBASHI Space Week Exhibition" held in Nihonbashi, Tokyo from December 1 (Tuesday) to December 3 (Thursday), 2026. At our booth (2-08), we will conduct a live demonstration of the high-precision MEMS-IMU "DMU41," which boasts a wealth of achievements and high reliability in satellite attitude control, allowing you to see the actual sensing operation and real-time output behavior. Additionally, we will showcase a lineup of high-performance sensors suitable for harsh space environments, including highly reliable gyro sensors that have been adopted in the Mars moon exploration project "MMX." If you have challenges related to high-precision and environment-resistant sensing for satellites and space probes, please feel free to visit our booth. We sincerely look forward to your attendance.

Silicon Sensing Systems will exhibit at the "GPS/GNSS Symposium 2026" to be held at Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology (Koshigaya Campus) from November 25 (Wednesday) to 27 (Friday), 2026. At this exhibition, we will propose the possibilities of high-precision position and attitude measurement through the integration of GPS/GNSS and inertial sensors. At our booth, we will introduce our product lineup, including the high-precision MEMS-IMU "DMU11," which has been in high demand in the fields of drones and autonomous mobility, as well as the chip-type gyro sensor "CRM series," which is compact, lightweight, and suitable for board mounting. Additionally, we will showcase high-reliability sensors with a proven track record in applications such as satellites and space exploration vehicles (e.g., the MMX project), as well as a live demonstration of our flagship IMU "DMU41." If you have challenges related to autonomous navigation (dead reckoning) in environments where GNSS signals are blocked or interrupted, or issues concerning high-precision attitude control and stabilization of moving bodies, please feel free to stop by our booth. We look forward to welcoming you.