XQ-58 Flight Simulation Development
Defense
Project details
Flight simulation development and modeling for the XQ-58 unmanned aircraft program.

Bespoke flight simulation development and consulting
Aerial Information Systems Corporation is a boutique consulting practice specializing in aerospace modeling and simulation. Founded in 2002, it delivers engineering services centered around unmanned aircraft and boats, ranging from dynamics modeling and simulation to prototyping and counter-UAS red teaming. The practice supports a variety of clients including university researchers, defense organizations, and aerospace contractors.
Larry Friese, Jr.Founder & President
Comprehensive design, tuning, and consulting services for custom flight simulations.
Development of flight vehicle dynamics and system models in MATLAB and Simulink environments.
End-to-end design of simulation environments and high-fidelity tuning of existing models.
Creation of validation, verification, and flight test scenarios alongside general advisory services.
Instructional offerings covering flight vehicle modeling and simulation workflows.
Engineering and technical services focused on autonomous air and marine platforms.
Specialized engineering and modeling support for unmanned aerial vehicles and autonomous boats.
Rapid prototyping and red teaming solutions to evaluate counter-unmanned aerial systems.
Development of custom tools and analytical processing services for aviation data.
Provision of custom-built MATLAB and Simulink toolboxes for aerospace engineering analysis.
High-speed processing and visualization of flight data, including ADS-B and Mode S telemetry.
Aerospace · Defense · Aviation · Robotics · Software
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