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Applied R&D Capabilities

Electronic Prototyping & PCB Assembly

Embedded, FPGA-based and Real-Time Systems

Electronic Prototyping & PCB Assembly

Rapid hardware iteration is central to our applied R&D workflow. Hands-on PCB prototyping, assembly, inspection, rework, and board bring-up capabilities allow UAV avionics modules, RF interface boards, embedded control units, and experimental payload electronics to be developed, tested, and refined as functional prototypes.

RF, Microwave and Data Link Testing

Embedded, FPGA-based and Real-Time Systems

Electronic Prototyping & PCB Assembly

RF, microwave, and data link performance can be characterized from component level to field operation. Available test capabilities support spectrum analysis, vector network analysis, SDR-based prototyping, near-field EMI/RF probing, GPS-disciplined timing reference, and UAV telemetry/data link testing for communication, navigation, and sensing applications.

Embedded, FPGA-based and Real-Time Systems

Embedded, FPGA-based and Real-Time Systems

Embedded, FPGA-based and Real-Time Systems

Real-time avionics functions are developed on microcontroller, SBC, FPGA, and Zynq MPSoC platforms. These platforms support embedded control software, HDL/gateware modules, model-based FPGA designs, sensor and navigation units, hardware accelerators, and mission-oriented UAV electronics from early prototyping to validation.

Measurement, Debugging & Validation

Embedded, FPGA-based and Real-Time Systems

Embedded, FPGA-based and Real-Time Systems

Reliable avionics development requires disciplined measurement, debugging, and validation. Digital and analog oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, power integrity and validation tools, thermal imaging, environmental measurements, and board-level diagnostics are used to verify functionality, diagnose faults, and improve system robustness.

Simulation, AI and HPC

Mechanical Prototyping and System Packaging

Managed Computing Infrastructure

GPU-accelerated computing supports simulation, AI prototyping, computer vision, CFD acceleration studies, large-scale test-log analysis, and model-based design workflows. These resources help evaluate algorithms, process field data, and compare embedded, FPGA, CPU, and GPU-based implementations before deployment.

Managed Computing Infrastructure

Mechanical Prototyping and System Packaging

Managed Computing Infrastructure

Critical computing resources are operated in monitored equipment cabinets with environmental supervision, cooling, temperature tracking, fan control, visual monitoring, and UPS-backed operation. This setup improves reliability for long-running simulations, data processing tasks, and remote engineering workflows.

UAV Integration and Field-Test Validation

Mechanical Prototyping and System Packaging

Mechanical Prototyping and System Packaging

Field deployment is an essential part of our applied R&D process. UAV platforms with payload capacities up to 2 kg support payload integration, telemetry/video-link testing, and flight-test validation. Mobile ground-support trailers, PTZ monitoring, and portable test setups help operate, observe, and document UAV systems under realistic field conditions.

Mechanical Prototyping and System Packaging

Mechanical Prototyping and System Packaging

Mechanical Prototyping and System Packaging

Mechanical prototyping capabilities help turn electronic designs into integration-ready avionics modules and UAV-compatible payloads. 3D scanning, CAD design, FDM and resin 3D printing, enclosure prototyping, mounting fixtures, and system packaging support fast iteration from bench prototype to field-test-ready hardware.

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