This document discusses using an inertial navigation system (INS) for autonomous mobile robot position estimation. It describes some problems with traditional INS, including inability to directly measure speed and yaw. The document then introduces a solution using a dodecahedron-shaped device containing IMU modules on each facet. This design can directly measure speed and yaw through gyroscopic torque measurements and advanced compassing. It is also less dependent on temperature. The document provides details on the hardware design and complexity of the dodecahedron INS.