A client who specializes in aircraft lighting solutions had a new navigation light design for which they needed to predict thermal loads based on voltage requirements and atmospheric conditions. Our deliverable assisted in heat sink geometry design and component material selection.

A client who specializes in custom foam equipment needed archived PDF drawings converted into 3D CAD data so they could further optimize their product. Nelson Technology implemented robust modelling techniques to provide solid models and drawings so they could refine their process.

A client who specializes in automation programming needed electrical schematics converted from PDF to CAD drawings so they could make changes to their customer's system. Our deliverable allowed him to modify his customer's archived drawing and submit a finalized revision of the schematic.

A client needed the design of a custom aircraft assembly gantry to be optimized for manufacturability. Our deliverable commonized material and hardware, optimized functionality, and reduced the equipment's overall cost.

A client needed to reproduce a critical component that was taken out of service due to failure. With no drawings available, an on-site 3D scan facilitated the creation of solid models and shop fabrication drawings, which were used to duplicate the component.

A client needed a mold for the carbon fiber layup of a space capsule hatch. After extracting the appropriate curvature from a surface file they provided, a mold was designed using robust modelling techniques. Fabrication drawings were then created to facilitate construction of the mold.

A client needed a custom enclosure for their patented PCB product. The solution allowed them to bring their product to market and ultimately sell their product through a Fortune 500 company.

A client needed a custom resin applicator tailored to their specific product and process. The larger, reusable design solution eliminated the cost of consumables and increased productivity.