The Boulder Operations consist of offices and 750 square feet of laboratory space, including a well-equipped optical calibration laboratory. The Chesapeake Operations is a cost-effective autonomous facility utilizing 3,500 sq. This facility provides engineering, manufacturing and assembly services. The Chesapeake Operations also manufactures and services the AirDyne line of mass properties measurement systems. These devices allow measurement of the center of gravity and moments and products of inertia of test samples with exceptional accuracy.
All systems are vacuum and clean room compatible and allow user friendly computerized operations.
The Princeton, New Jersey Operations, led by John Kline, develop diagnostic equipment and specialize in materials science, plasma physics, and electric propulsion. Projects have included development of high speed, fiber-optic pressure probes and specialized control systems, as well as research into plasma aerodynamics. Clients include the Air Force, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories, the Naval Research Laboratory, and Princeton University. Current projects include development of a high pressure electron beam array, a micro-machined mass spectrometer, and a microwave plasma control system for hypersonic vehicles. The Princeton Operations have involved a variety of collaborators, including the Aerospace Corporation, Princeton University, and the Ohio State University.