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BUILD IN PUBLIC

Show the work.
Then make the claim.

The path to a dependable, understandable receiver should be visible.

01
DEMONSTRATED

Two-radio dual-band traffic

Two dedicated receivers operate simultaneously: one monitors 978 MHz UAT and the other monitors 1090 MHz Extended Squitter. Both were demonstrated while moving.

02
DEMONSTRATED

Built-in GPS + EFB delivery

Continuous moving 3D GPS, GDL 90 traffic and actual EFB ownship display demonstrated.

03
DEMONSTRATED · LIMITED

FIS-B ground station

FIS-B ground-station reception demonstrated. Additional weather-product validation is ongoing.

04
ROAD TEST COMPLETE

125.01-mile mobile system test completed

The test demonstrated dual-band receiver operation, continuous GPS, GDL 90 traffic delivery, FIS-B ground-station reception and logging continuity. It does not establish a guaranteed reception range.

05
IN PROGRESS

Custom Rev A carrier + final enclosure

Current work includes final internal antenna design, power-input design, passive thermal management, carrier-board development, enclosure refinement and production mechanical design. The custom Rev A carrier and final enclosure remain under development; hot-environment and final thermal qualification are not complete.

06
INITIAL QUALIFICATION PASSED

Engineering evaluation platform + manufacturing preparation

The engineering evaluation assembly passed initial qualification for core software, the full USB stack and 100-cycle abrupt-power recovery testing. Rev A carrier design is beginning. Component identities, schematics, internal connections and implementation details remain in engineering documentation.

07
ENGINEERING DEMONSTRATED

Abrupt-power recovery + release validation

The engineering evaluation assembly completed 100/100 externally switched abrupt-power cycles with automatic recovery and no customer intervention. Final Rev A carrier-board power testing, broader EFB/FIS-B testing, final packaging and production checks remain before release.