New chip-scale gyroscope measures rotation with unprecedented sensitivity
Scientists have created a new device that can accurately measure very slow rotations. This tiny chip-scale gyroscope has achieved record sensitivity, which could be used in the future to help navigate and orient devices when GPS signals are not available.
Why it's good news: This innovation is good news for readers because it brings us closer to developing reliable navigation systems even in areas without GPS coverage.
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