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Product Overview
GeneSys Calibration Laboratory: Precise, Accredited, and Multi-Vendor.
Accredited calibration laboratory for GNSS, INS, and IMU systems in accordance with DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025:2018
As an accredited calibration service provider for GNSS and inertial measurement technology, we offer precise, standards-compliant calibrations in accordance with DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025.
Using state-of-the-art calibration equipment, we ensure the traceability of all measured quantities to national and international standards, guaranteeing maximum accuracy and quality.
All calibrations are performed in-house at our accredited laboratory in Offenburg by experienced GeneSys staff.
Coming soon: Calibration Laboratory at our US entity
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Services and benefits
GeneSys Calibration Laboratory – Precise calibration for reliable measurement results
Multi-vendor calibration laboratory
Highest precision
Guaranteed traceability
Fast, personalized service
Complete documentation
Reproducible results and measurable quality
Trust, traceability, and adherence to the highest quality standards are essential for achieving precise, repeatable, and internationally comparable measurements. Regular calibration is the foundation of reliable measurement results in development, testing, and validation.
At the GeneSys calibration laboratory, we ensure that your measurement systems remain fully functional. Through professional calibration services, we detect measurement deviations early on, ensure that your measurement results that comply with standards and are traceable, and guarantee the long-term accuracy of your measurement technology.
Regular calibrations are crucial for avoiding measurement errors, reducing development risks, and preventing costly failures in safety-critical applications, particularly in the automotive and advanced driver-assistance (ADAS) sectors.
Metrics
Acceleration
Acceleration sensors are calibrated in accordance with ISO 16063-16:2014. This method uses local Earth gravity as a reference, avoids dynamic disturbances, and ensures minimal measurement uncertainty. Read more
Velocity during the driving test
Our calibration of velocity is performed during real-world driving tests on a precisely measured test track. This allows us to evaluate sensor performance under real-world conditions, including dynamic factors such as acceleration and driving dynamics. For particularly low or high speeds, we also offer GNSS-based calibration using simulated speed profiles. This method enables reproducible testing even in extreme conditions, without safety risks and with full traceability to national standards. Read more
Angular Velocity
Angular velocity is measured on a rotating turntable in the range of ±0–500°/s. Using the DKD-R-3-13 Sheet 1 procedure, we implement the national guideline for quasi-static calibration of angular velocity (fiber-optic, MEMS). This ensures the highest precision, linearity, and international traceability. Read more
Reasons to calibrate your measuring instruments regularly
1. Ensuring product quality
Inaccurate measurement results lead to poor product quality, customer complaints, or scrap. Only by regularly calibrating your equipment can you ensure that your products remain within the required tolerances — at all times.
2. Legal compliance & standards conformity
Whether ISO 9001, IATF 16949, or GMP — many standards explicitly require calibration. A DAkkS calibration certificate provides legally binding documentation of your measurement capability and is a strong advantage during audits and certifications.
3. Reduce costs through prevention
Measurement errors often lead to costly corrections, production interruptions, or liability claims. Scheduled calibration is a predictable investment—more cost-effective than the consequences of undetected measurement errors.
4. Reliable traceability
DAkkS calibration offers absolute traceability to national standards. You can demonstrate at any time that your measurements are traceable and trustworthy— worldwide.
5. Minimize liability risks
In the event of damage or product failure, complete documentation of the measuring equipment is essential. Only calibrated devices provide legally valid measurement evidence that protects you in an emergency.
6. Boosting trust and competitiveness
Customers and partners rely on your processes. Regular calibration demonstrates that we work reliably, accurately, and with a commitment to quality — a true competitive advantage.
Ensuring product quality
Inaccurate measurements can result in poor product quality, customer complaints, and waste.
Regularly calibrating your equipment is the only way to ensure that your products always remain within the required tolerances.
Legal compliance & standards conformity
Standards such as ISO 9001, IATF 16949, and GMP require calibration.
A DAkkS calibration certificate legally documents your measurement capability and gives you a clear advantage during audits.
Reduce costs through prevention
Inaccurate measurements lead to costly rework, production stoppages, or liability claims.
Scheduled calibration is a predictable investment and more cost-effective than the consequences of undetected measurement errors.
Reliable traceability
DAkkS calibration ensures full traceability to national standards.
This makes your measurement results verifiable, reliable, and recognized worldwide.
Minimize liability risks
Comprehensive documentation is essential in the event of damage or product failures.
Only calibrated measuring equipment provides legally valid evidence and protects you in an emergency.
Boosting trust and competitiveness
Customers and partners rely on precise processes.
Regular calibration is a hallmark of quality, accuracy, and professionalism, providing a clear competitive advantage.
Scope of Services
In addition to ADMA measurement systems of all types, generations, and hardware versions, the GeneSys calibration laboratory also calibrates a wide range of sensors and measuring instruments from other manufacturers. This enables us to offer cross-manufacturer, standards-compliant, and traceable calibration for a wide variety of applications in measurement technology and the automotive sector.
Our experts evaluate metrics such as velocity , acceleration and rotational speed – regardless of the manufacturer – and ensure reliable and comparable measurement performance across a wide variety of systems.
The GeneSys experts will work with you directly to determine which calibration package is best suited for your needs. This ensures that the service you choose is perfectly tailored to your measurement system, your requirements, and your quality standards.
The following figure provides a clear overview of all available calibration services, including the scope of services, measured parameters, and accreditation status.
Cross-manufacturer calibration of measuring instruments and sensors
Initial Tests
Inspection of the incoming device for damage and basic functionality. Ensures that the device is capable of being calibrated. Updating the device firmware to the currently approved version to ensure compatibility and measurement stability. Testing the measurement system in a controlled temperature environment to identify temperature-dependent deviations and verify thermal stability.
Factory calibration - Turntable
Factory calibration of IMU parameters (acceleration and angular rate) on the turntable including adjustment and “as found / as left” comparison.
ISO17025 Calibration - Turntable
Accredited calibration of IMU measurement parameters on the turntable in accordance with DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025, with full traceability and a DAkkS certificate.
Factory Calibration - Light Barrier
Manufacturer-calibrated measurement of speed using a photoelectric sensor on the reference track.
ISO17025 Calibration - Light Barrier
Accredited, traceable velocity calibration on the reference measurement track in accordance with ISO 17025, with a DAkkS calibration certificate.
Vehicle Dynamics Test
Verification of the overall system's driving dynamics in the vehicle under real-world conditions (on-road testing) to assess sensor fusion and system behavior.
Acceptance Test Protocol (ATP)
A documented acceptance report of all tests and measurements performed, including target/actual comparisons.
Factory calibration protocol
A detailed factory calibration report is included, which contains all measured values, adjustments, "as found/as left" data, and calculated measurement uncertainties.
ISO 17025 calibration report with DAkKS certificate
A complete, internationally recognized calibration certificate in accordance with ISO 17025 is included. The certificate contains measured values, measurement uncertainties, traceability information, and the DAkkS accreditation stamp.
Repair, Maintenance
We offer comprehensive services for the calibration, repair, and maintenance of measuring instruments, tailored to your specific system type and budget. We would be happy to consult with you personally to determine the best service options for your needs.
Multi-vendor calibration laboratory
Accredited and factory calibration
Extensive range of services
FAQ
1. What does GNSS and INS/IMU calibration mean?
Which systems can be calibrated?
We can factory-calibrate all GNSS and INS/IMU systems that output the following parameters via a suitable interface:
- acceleration
- rotational speed
- velocity
Supported interfaces (including):
- CAN
- Ethernet
- Analog
This allows both GeneSys systems and external devices to be integrated into existing testing and calibration workflows.
2. What is factory calibration?
Factory calibration is the traceable calibration of an ADMA system performed by GeneSys in accordance with the procedures required for ISO certification. It ensures that the entire system operates within the specified measurement accuracies.
The following steps are performed as part of the factory calibration:
- Adjustment “as found / as left“
At the start, the system’s condition is recorded in the “as found” configuration. After calibration and adjustment, the final condition is documented as “as left.” This makes it clear whether any deviations were corrected and, if so, which ones.
- Testing of the entire system at the test site
The entire ADMA system, including all interfaces, is tested for full functionality at the test station using the appropriate test equipment.
- Firmware-Update
The system will be updated to the latest released firmware for the ADMA and the built-in GNSS receiver.
- Dynamic Free Ride
In addition, a dynamic test is conducted in the vehicle (“free-running test”) to verify the system’s behavior under real-world driving conditions.
All GeneSys systems are shipped with a certificate of traceable factory calibration.
3. What does “cross-manufacturer” mean?
At GeneSys, "multi-vendor" means that we can calibrate not only our own ADMA systems, but also any other measurement system that provides the relevant parameters via standardized interfaces.
Specifically, this includes:
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Supported metrics
Systems that provide speed, acceleration, or rotational rates.
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Supported interfaces
The data must be output via CAN or Ethernet. This allows us to read and analyze measurement data regardless of the manufacturer and apply the appropriate testing and calibration procedures.
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The goal of cross-manufacturer calibration
Consistent test results, reproducible quality, and comparability across different systems and manufacturers.
This ensures that customers can have their measurement systems calibrated by GeneSys with the same quality, traceability, and technical precision they have come to expect, regardless of the manufacturer.
4. What is an ISO 17025 calibration?
An ISO 17025 calibration is an accredited calibration performed in accordance with the requirements of the international standard DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025. This standard defines the technical competence, impartiality, and standardized operating procedures of calibration laboratories worldwide.
At GeneSys, ISO 17025 calibration means:
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Accredited measurement parameters
Our calibration laboratory is accredited by DAkkS for the measurement quantities of velocity, acceleration, and angular velocity. GeneSys is also the first DAkkS-accredited laboratory authorized to calibrate the measurement quantity of velocity in the range of 5 m/s to 23 m/s in accordance with standards.
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Traceability to national and international standards
All measurements are performed using traceable reference standards and are fully documented, including uncertainties in the measurements and calibration certificates.
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Across all manufacturers
ISO 17025 calibrations can be performed for both ADMA systems and measurement systems from other manufacturers.
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No adjustment, just calibration
Unlike factory calibration, ISO 17025 calibrations are performed without adjustment. The purpose of the calibration is solely to evaluate and document the current condition from a metrological perspective.
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Guaranteed international recognition
The results of an accredited calibration are accepted worldwide and can be incorporated into metrological traceability chains.
5. GeneSys calibration laboratories
GeneSys currently operates a DIN- and ISO 17025-accredited calibration laboratory at its headquarter in Offenburg, Germany. This laboratory performs all in-house calibrations as well as cross-manufacturer calibrations in accordance with the prescribed quality and traceability standards.
To provide even faster support to our international customers, we are continuing to expand our laboratory facilities:
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International expansion is planned
We are working to establish additional GeneSys calibration laboratories in other countries to ensure regional availability and shorter shipping distances.
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Coming soon: Our U.S. entity's laboratory
Another calibration laboratory at our second facility, GeneSys Electronics INC (USA), is about to begin operations. This laboratory will adhere to the same quality and procedural standards as our main laboratory in Germany.
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Short turnaround times
All GeneSys calibration laboratories are designed to ensure very short calibration and turnaround times. This means you only need to take your measuring equipment out of service for as short a period as possible.
6. How regular calibration boosts trust and competitiveness?
Regular calibrations, whether factory or ISO 17025-accredited, significantly strengthen confidence in your measurement processes and boost your competitiveness.
Why Trust Is Growing:
Only calibrated measurement systems provide legally valid and reliable measurement records, that stand up to scrutiny in audits or disputes. Companies that can demonstrate that they monitor their test equipment and have it calibrated in a traceable manner show their partners and customers that they operate in a reliable, precise, and quality-oriented manner.
Why Competitiveness Is Increasing:
Customers and project partners rely on reproducible results. Documented, traceable calibration demonstrates professionalism and technical excellence. This creates a clear competitive advantage, especially in markets where data quality, compliance with standards, and measurement uncertainty are critical. Regular calibrations also help prevent measurement errors and downtime—a direct contributor to faster project speeds and lower quality costs.
Why Trust Is Growing:
Only calibrated measurement systems provide legally valid and reliable measurement records, that stand up to scrutiny in audits or disputes. Companies that can demonstrate that they monitor their test equipment and have it calibrated in a traceable manner show their partners and customers that they operate in a reliable, precise, and quality-oriented manner.
Why Competitiveness Is Increasing:
Customers and project partners rely on reproducible results. Documented, traceable calibration demonstrates professionalism and technical excellence. This creates a clear competitive advantage, especially in markets where data quality, compliance with standards, and measurement uncertainty are critical. Regular calibrations also help prevent measurement errors and downtime—a direct contributor to faster project speeds and lower quality costs.
7. Which systems can be calibrated?
In addition to ADMA devices (of all system types, model years, and hardware versions), we are also able to calibrate a wide range of sensors and measuring instruments from other manufacturers.
These include, among others, systems from manufacturers such as those listed below, which we calibrate in accordance with DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025:2018.
- Dewesoft
DS-VGPS-HS, DS-VGPS-HSC
- GeneSys 🙂
all ADMA devices
- Kistler
CGPSSA, Correvit S-Motion
- Oxoford Technical Solutions
all RT devices (from RT500 - RT4000) and all systems integrated in poverrunnable platforms
- Racelogic
VBOX, IMU04, IMU05
- Race Technology
Speedbox
- SBG
Eclipse Boxed
- Sensoric Solutions
OMS4, OMS7
- Suchy Data Systems
xProGps
- u-blox
- Analog Sensors
Gyroscope, Acceleraometer, IMU's, GNSS-Sensors, Velocity and many more
Is your device not on the list? We may still be able to calibrate your system. Please contact us for more information!
