InvenSense improves gyroscope chips for motion-sensing game controllers

InvenSense improves gyroscope chips for motion-sensing game controllers

InvenSense is announcing today that it’s improved its gyroscope chips so they can be used in much more accurate motion-sensing game controllers.

The development means that this ultra-small gryoscope will be a contender in shaping next-generation consumer electronics appliances such as game consoles, TV remotes, and… Continue Reading

InvenSense takes on $19M for phone motion sensing

While the first thing many people will think of when they hear “motion sensing” is home security systems, the technology that InvenSense is working on has more in common with a Nintendo Wii than ADT.

InvenSense makes gyroscopes and accelerometers that can sense the movements users… Continue Reading

InvenSense, mobile phone motion sensor co., raises $11M

InvenSense, a Santa Clara company that helps eliminate the blur that occurs in mobile phone photos from normal hand movements, has raised $11 million in a second round of funding.

The company provides motion sensors to mobile phones. These can make location-based services more accurate, and… Continue Reading