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The IMU-P and Kernel are calibrated within their operating temperature range to achieve maximum end-user usability. This also ensures tactical grade performance regardless of the environment in which it is used. These IMUs are a cost-effective ITAR-free solution for systems that may have previously only used Fiber-Optic Gyroscopes (FOGs) as the primary solution. Using extensive calibration methods and a robust Kalman Filter, Inertial Labs developed the IMU-P and the Kernel product lines to compete in performance with many FOG units on the market. The Inertial Labs team of skilled engineers provides expertise to help users select and configure from the models available: IMU-P Industrial, IMU-P Tactical (Stabilization), IMU-P Tactical (Standard), and Kernel-100.

The QRF-4500-BC™ combines long-range 1550 nm laser ranging, ballistic computation, GPS, digital compass, and environmental sensing into a compact weapon-mounted fire-control system. Rather than requiring operators to combine separate rangefinding, ballistic, and environmental equipment, the QRF-4500-BC provides the data required to rapidly generate an actionable firing solution at the weapon. Its eye-safe laser, integrated ballistic library, rugged construction, and recoil-resistant design support demanding applications from individual weapons through heavier-caliber platforms.

Beyond its operational capability, the QRF-4500-BC provides a rapidly available, Canadian-made and ITAR-free alternative for users seeking to field or supplement existing fire-control capabilities without relying exclusively on US-controlled supply chains. As an OEM, GSCI can support configuration, production, and sustainment directly, providing a scalable solution for programs requiring responsive delivery and long-term availability.  The system addresses the equipment and decision burden associated with obtaining range, environmental data, orientation, and ballistic calculations from multiple separate devices. It also provides an alternative procurement pathway for organizations requiring rapid access to a mature, production-ready fire-control capability without dependence on US-controlled sourcing, at a more competitive/flexible price point.