Systems Engineering
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Systems engineering by those who live it.
On the road, in the air and beyond.

- Mission engineering & operational architectures
- Systems Integration
- Risk engineering & systems safety
- Product development & reverse engineering (FME experience)
- Flight & ground testing
- Flight test & simulation scenarios

Our mission engineering capabilities are extended to the design and integration of operational technologies with expertise in physical cybersecurity, virtual security and imaging, technology assessment, and analysis of national, energy and transportation infrastructures.

Our Subject Matter Experts are experienced in technological due diligence and commercialization strategies for diverse technology portfolios.

Drone integration and training for a variety of missions can be configured to specific requirements.

Current leakage: Issues for Electric Aircraft and Vertiport Operations - ARSI Engineering Monograph 230_1001 (Excerpt)

Electric propelled aircraft have been operated for over twenty years with the solar powered fixed wing aircraft as the better known. Now there are over a dozen new electric aircraft developers, many with verticraft in flight testing.

The new field with many start-ups provides opportunities for innovation as well as technical challenges for burgeoning organizations. ARSI's latest Engineering Monograph describes the potential for damage to operating components and materials due to electrical current leakage. Mostly seen in the chemical process and space industries, electric current damage is a significant concern for integrators depending on the operation of electric motors.

Substantial damage to surfaces of bearings and structural components including fasteners is possible with both AC and DC current leakage. Key to the elimination of potential current damage to ferrous (Fe, Ni, Cr, Co) metal components is careful motor and battery stack installation. Grounding straps and grounding systems for any high-voltage applications is critical to safety and preventing damage to other systems. Further, these grounding systems are essential in protecting composite aircraft from lightning damage.