The module can output acceleration data (X, Y, Z) and gyroscope data (rotation rates around X, Y, Z). In fullspeed operation, typical power consumption is as low as 950 uA, which is about half or less of the current draw of similar products on the market. Designed for smartphones, tablets, and wearable devices, the BMI160 includes a builtin smart step counter algorithm that reads the number of steps directly through the registers. Product introduction: The module uses the BMI160 6axis inertial motion sensor in a MEMS sensor package that integrates a 16bit threeaxis accelerometer with an ultralowpower threeaxis gyroscope. Key benefits: Compact singlepackage 6axis sensing reduces board space and simplifies design. Low power consumption supports longer battery life in mobile and wearable devices. Direct access to step count via registers enables simpler software integration and faster feature deployment. Use scenarios: Smartphones and tablets for motion sensing and pedometer features without extra sensing hardware. Wearable devices such as fitness bands and smartwatches for activity monitoring and step counting. Mobile AR/VR and motioncontrolled gaming where precise orientation and movement tracking are required.