White Papers
Longer papers on the engineering behind the range: what limits performance, and what a specification actually costs.
Owning the Subsystem — Why Localisation Changes What a Buyer Can Ask For
Localisation is usually discussed as supply-chain risk. The more consequential effect is technical - what a buyer is allowed to change, and how quickly, when the supplier owns the design rather than resells it.
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MIL-STD-810G — What a Qualification Claim Does and Does Not Prove
"Qualified to MIL-STD-810G" is an incomplete sentence. This paper explains what the standard is, why the method, procedure and severity matter more than the number, and how to compare two suppliers who both claim it.
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What a Line-of-Sight Stabilisation Figure Actually Costs
A stabilisation specification is not one number but an error budget assembled from bearings, encoders, gyros and control bandwidth. This paper takes the budget apart and shows where each order of magnitude is bought.
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Technical discussion and quotation
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