Tronics at InnoTrans 2026: High-Performance MEMS Inertial Sensors for the Next Generation of Rail

High-performance sensing for the rail industry

Tronics, a TDK Group company, will exhibit at InnoTrans 2026, the world’s leading international trade fair for rail transport technology, taking place 22–25 September 2026 at Messe Berlin.

Visit us as a Main Exhibitor in Hall 6.2, Booth 950.

High-performance sensing for the rail industry

As rail networks move toward higher levels of automation, safety, and precision, the demand for reliable, low-drift inertial sensing has never been greater. At InnoTrans, we’ll be showcasing how our MEMS inertial sensors are powering the next generation of:

Meet AXO314 and GYPRO4300

Our featured products, the AXO314 accelerometer and the GYPRO4300 gyroscope, are engineered specifically for the demands of the rail environment:

  • Excellent stability and rejection of vibration and shocks: critical for accurate readings in harsh, high-vibration operating conditions.
  • A low-SWaP (size, weight, and power) digital alternative to quartz and FOG (fiber-optic gyroscope) technology: enabling smaller, lighter, and more power-efficient system designs without compromising on performance.
High-performance sensing for the rail industry

Why it matters

Legacy quartz and FOG-based inertial sensors are precise, but often come with size, weight, power, and cost trade-offs that limit design flexibility. Our MEMS-based approach delivers comparable stability in a smaller, more integration-friendly package, helping rail system designers build more compact, more efficient onboard signaling and positioning solutions.

Visit us at InnoTrans 2026

Our team will be on-site throughout the show for live product demonstrations and technical discussions. If you’re working on train positioning, odometry, signaling, or acceleration measurement systems, we’d welcome the opportunity to talk.

📍 Hall 6.2, Booth 950

🗓️ 22–25 September 2026, Messe Berlin

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