Vertex Aerospace, LLC is an independent software company headquartered in Maryland, specializing in thermal engineering design, analysis and test support for government and industry throughout the United States. Vertex Aerospace specializes in the design, analysis, integration, test and verification of thermal control systems (TCS). The thermal engineers at Vertex Aerospace have more than 60 years of combined thermal engineering experience supporting NASA, DoD and industry. The Vertex Aerospace thermal engineers have extensive knowledge and experience in building geometric math models (GMM) and analytical thermal math models (TMM) with several of the industry standard thermal analysis tools including Thermal DesktopĀ®, TRASYS, TSS, SINDA/FLUINT, SINDA/G, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Simulation and others.
AirFusion develops next generation aerial data analytics tools. Our patent pending AirFusion Platform fuses pixel-based data and extracts object information from airborne sensors and then analyzes it in real time.
Titan Aerospace ("Titan") provides persistent solar atmospheric satellite platforms to global customers for easy access to real-time high-resolution images of the earth, voice and data services, and other atmospheric-based sensor systems. By designing, building and operating a coordinated imaging solar atmospheric satellite constellation, Titan is empowering commercial and government customers to make more informed, data-driven decisions that will improve the profitability of companies and the welfare of societies around the world. Founded in 2012, Titan is backed by leading entrepreneurs and comprised of internet and aerospace professionals. Titan Aerospace is revolutionizing near-earth applications for dozens of industries. The ability to park a stationary payload directly above a point is opening dramatic new possibilities and is redefining the landscape. Titan goal is to create products that not only deliver groundbreaking functional benefit but also deeply inspire us on an emotional level. After years of development with some of the world's best aerospace engineers and designers, Titan Aerospace is releasing the first of its atmospheric satellites, the SOLARA 50. The SOLARA supports a 30 kg / 70 lb payload in a bold design that communicates beauty and performance. With delivery positions already assigned, the SOLARA is embarking on a global mission to open new markets and new possibilities. The SOLARA has received prominent media coverage in well-known outlets. Visit these links for more on SOLARA's media features: