SECTORS & PRIMES / TACTICAL UAV
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Tactical UAV & Autonomous Systems

Short engineering loops for airframes and payload systems that need to move from a promising concept to something the field team can actually test.

Built for tactical UAV teams and the Skydagger programme ecosystem: iterate quickly, learn in the field, refine the next build.
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CONCEPT → FIELD TEST
DESIGN / PROCESS / EVIDENCEIST—TR
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PRODUCTION REALITY

Focused where the work gets critical.

We bring the part, the process and the evidence requirement into one technical conversation.

01
STRUCTURE / MASS

Lightweight carbon-fiber chassis

Chassis components shaped around stiffness, packaging and service access—without making assembly the next engineering problem.

02
LOAD PATH / FIT

Topology-optimized motor mounts

Reduce material where the load path allows it, then review interfaces, fastening and manufacturability before committing to a test article.

03
SLS / ITERATION

Rapid SLS brackets

SLS 3D-printed brackets for packaging checks, sensor relocation and low-risk field-test learning before a production process is selected.

04
FIELD TEST / SPEED

Sub-5-day design-to-part loops

Target sub-5-day design-to-part iterations for field testing when geometry, material and capacity align. Scope and timing are confirmed against each brief.

ENGINEERING FLOW

From the first question to the next right move.

A scoped way of working that connects design intent to production decisions.

STEP / 01

Define the learning goal

What must the next flight or field test prove? Convert that into interfaces, dimensions and observable pass/fail signals.

STEP / 02

Build only what the test needs

Choose a rapid process for the question at hand; preserve room to change the geometry when test evidence comes back.

STEP / 03

Feed learning into the next loop

Capture fit, vibration, thermal or handling observations in a clear revision path for the next article.

ISTANBUL / ENGINEERING & MANUFACTURING

Have a field test coming up? Let’s make the next build count.

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