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KVH Announces New Orders For Fiber Optic Gyros

The KVH DSP-3100 provides precision stabilization and pointing for remote weapon stations.
by Staff Writers
 Middletown RI (SPX) Apr 13, 2009
 KVH Industries has announced that it has received a total of $3.8 million in new orders for its precision fiber optic gyro (FOG) systems.

A total of $2.9 million in new orders was received for KVH's DSP-3100 FOGs from a major remote weapons station manufacturer.

In addition, a $0.9 million order was placed for KVH's CNS-5000 continuous navigation system for use in commercial applications.

"These new orders emphasize the growing strategic value of our fiber optic gyro technology to KVH's long-term growth," said Jay Napoli, KVH's vice president of sales for FOG and OEM products.

"Thanks to our digital signal processing technology and end-to-end control of our FOG development and manufacturing process, we are able to offer military and commercial systems integrators an outstanding combination of precision performance, field-proven reliability, and affordability."

KVH's fiber optic guidance and sensor systems are used in an array of commercial and defense-related stabilization, navigation, autonomous vehicle, and precision guidance applications.

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