Fifty Years of Engineering Excellence
Advanced Technology & Research Corporation (ATR) is a diversified engineering business founded in 1973 and headquartered in Beltsville, Maryland. It provides high-quality engineering research and development, technical support services, and engineered products to federal government and commercial clients. ATR operates through three interlinked business units: the Engineering Services Division, the Automation Division, and the Robotic Systems Division. It maintains a 33,000-square-foot headquarters with high-bay manufacturing and prototyping facilities.
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Ciro MinopoliVP, Engineering Services Division
Kevin McAfeeVP, Automation Division
Dave HartVP, Robotic Systems Division
David LupiDirector, Contracts
Provides research, development, testing, evaluation, modeling, and simulation capabilities for defense and commercial platforms.
Analyzes, models, and tests acoustic and electromagnetic signatures for naval and maritime applications.
Utilizes computational systems to perform complex structural and fluid analyses.
Supports warhead design, weapon effects analysis, explosive and system safety, and producibility studies.
Designs, manufactures, and deploys high-speed automated machinery and patented sorting technologies.
Manufactures and services automated postal processing equipment, including systems for the USPS FSS Program.
Develops and deploys patented multi-directional commercial sorting technology.
Develops advanced mobile robotics, automated controls, and customized hardware platforms.
Fabricates physical systems and precision mechanisms using dedicated high-bay assembly facilities.
Defense · Federal · Freight & Logistics · Automation & Controls
Freight & Logistics · Client: United States Postal Service
Manufactured and supplied specialized automation machinery as an approved production facility for the United States Postal Service Flat Sequencing System (FSS) Program.
Freight & Logistics · 2018 · Client: Commercial Postal & Logistics Providers
Designed, developed, and patented the RollerBall sorter, a commercial high-capacity sorting system deployed for logistics and postal clients.