AeroTech Research (U.S.A.), Inc. Company Center
11836 Fishing Point Drive
Suite 200
Newport News, Virginia 23606
United States
+1 757 723 1300
Founded in 1994, AeroTech has developed a diversity of experience in the fields of aerospace and mechanical engineering, and has provided a high level of expertise in modeling and simulation to organizations throughout the U.S. We have also been active in developing new products and technologies outside the aerospace field, including sports equipment and instrumentation system development.
Whatever the needs of our clients, the experience we bring to our collaborative efforts is geared to value added results. It is with this goal in mind that AeroTech is able to develop the products and technologies our clients require.
Achieving this goal requires a knowledgeable and innovative staff. In this lies our strength. Our engineers are accomplished, highly skilled, and provide our clients with services tailored to their specific needs right on the cutting edge of technology. AeroTech''s engineers have been nationally recognized by the American Institute for Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), R&D Magazine, and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
Over the years, AeroTech has teamed with many diverse organizations in our R & D endeavors not only in the areas of modeling, simulation, real-time flight system design, and proof-of-concept development, but also in the creation of high-tech applications and innovative concepts to crossover industries as a whole.
Through these cooperative efforts we have found that carefully choosing our partners for their complementary skills and capabilities has been fundamental to our success; both in terms of our own research and product development, and also in providing critical assistance to our clients in reaching all their objectives.
Products & Services
- Airliner (Aviation)
- Avionics Systems, Instruments and Components (Aerospace)
- Consultancy Services (Aviation)
- Engineering (Aerospace)
- Flight Control and Flight Management (Aviation)
- Modelling / Simulation (Aerospace)
- Research and Development (Aerospace)
- Safety management (Aerospace)
- Sensors / Signal processing (Aerospace)
Last update by Paul Robinson, Mon 3 Aug 2009
