Test the aircraft before it exists.
Four steps take a design from its documents to evidence.
Upload
Datasheet PDFs and the CAD file go in, and the model reads them exactly as the manufacturer published them.
Confirm
Every value arrives with its source quote and page, and the sheet freezes once you approve it.
Run
Scenario matrices sweep wind, payload, temperature and terrain, running hundreds of simulations in minutes.
Deliver
The report draws go and no-go envelopes and names the factor that limits every run.
Physics drives every simulation, and renderers only replay the results.
Engines are viewers and sensor rigs plugged into the same trajectory files, which is what makes a thousand simulations affordable and any one of them photoreal.

Simulation core
Calibrated six-degree-of-freedom physics with a full energy model and deterministic batches.
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Contested environments
Generic detection sites, GNSS and datalink denial zones and engagement envelopes, sweepable like any other axis.
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Photoreal replay
Any run re-rendered in Unreal over real-world terrain, with chase, onboard and cinematic cameras.
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Manual flight
The same craft flown in the same scenario with a game controller, with live physics and wind.
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Synthetic data
Labelled RGB and depth from every rendered run, with operator demonstrations in the same format.
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Reports and telemetry
Go and no-go envelopes that name the limiting factor, with claims set against simulation and a provenance appendix.
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These figures come from the platform's own engineering runs.
- Simulated against claimed hover endurance
- +1.7%
- Reference airframe, zero wind.
Battery voltage
Cutoff0%50%Claimed100%Simulated101.7%Hover time, % of claimed endurance
- Scenarios simulated in seconds
- 36
- Across wind, payload and temperature.
- WindPayloadTemperature
Each figure was measured against a reference airframe. Results are unvalidated design-iteration estimates, and every report says so.