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Robotic devices for monitoring damage

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by NextGen Aeronautics
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Description

Robotic devices for automated structural damage monitoring of complex parts. Integrates miniature wireless strain/temperature/pressure sensors, multiplexed strain arrays, 9-axis IMU sensing, PVDF multi-axis vibration/load sensors and miniature DAQ, with proprietary IMS-band wireless communications. Designed for wind-tunnel models, flight vehicles, underwater platforms and spacecraft; developed under defense and NASA contracts.

About the Company

NextGen Aeronautics

NextGen Aeronautics designs, fabricates and tests UAVs, wind-tunnel models, sensors and structural systems for defense and commercial customers. The company provides prototype and limited-rate prod...

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Core Information

Product Category
Other
Sensor Modalities
Other Acoustic
Serving Industries
Air Ground Maritime Surface Underwater Space
Use Cases
Structural health monitoring and damage detection on complex parts Distributed strain, temperature and pressure monitoring Flow sensing on aircraft and in wind tunnels (artificial hair sensors) Vibration and dynamic load monitoring (PVDF-TrFe sensors) Human gait monitoring (IMU-based systems) Flight-test data acquisition (miniature DAQ)
Key Features
Miniature wireless sensors for strain, temperature and pressure monitoring Multiplexed strain sensor arrays for large-area monitoring Robotic devices specifically for monitoring damage on complex parts Wireless 9-axis IMU sensors for accelerations, velocities and displacement Secure proprietary IMS-band wireless protocol for sensor communications Artificial hair sensors using carbon nanotubes (CNT) for unobtrusive flow sensing PVDF-TrFe dynamic multi-axis load and vibration sensors produced with advanced fabrication 100 Hz wireless and 1000 Hz wired IMU-based sensing options Miniature data acquisition systems for flight testing
Title
Robotic devices for monitoring damage

Compatibility & Integration

Compatible Vehicle Types
UGV ROV/AUV Manned Aircraft Other
Mount Type
Custom
Interfaces/Protocols
Other

Communications, Transponder & Remote ID Specs

Function Type
Telemetry Link Other
Frequency Bands
IMS (proprietary)

Weather & Environmental Sensor Specs

Measured Parameters
Temperature Pressure Other
Update Rate (Hz)
1000

Pricing & Availability

Availability Status
Contact for Availability