A tapered socket, boss, and interlocking features replace close-fit sanding and fatigue-prone bolts while reacting bending, torsional, and axial loads.
Laser rangefinders replace visual rigging checks to align aircraft control surfaces more accurately while reducing fall and moving-surface hazards.
Tilting propeller shafts and a flywheel stabilizer let a UAV move laterally without pitching, improving docking accuracy and image quality.
An integrated double-wall leading edge uses molded stiffeners, micro pores, and plenum openings to cut HLFC weight and assembly complexity.
A biasing mechanism lets the THSA tie-bar recess stay clear in normal use, then close under axial load to stop backlash and flutter.
Combining stabilizer and elevator trim shares tail pitching moment, cuts stabilizer travel, and lowers uncontrollable pitch risk at takeoff.
Dynamic elevator limits based on stabilizer angle, Mach, and airspeed reduce horizontal tail loads without sacrificing pitch control.