A chip like that could be used for sensor fusion and validation, calculation validation, and a lot of other things. For example, if you have three IMUs doing yo

A chip like that could be used for sensor fusion and validation, calculation validation, and a lot of other things. For example, if you have three IMUs doing your positioning, you could use this to ratify and validate that they are all working correctly or throw out an answer if one disagrees with the other. I've generally thought of using an FPGA for this sort of work, but a certified and inexpensive coprocessor would work well for this use case.