Capabilities

Flight Simulators

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We build hardware-in-the-loop platforms and simulation environments that let you validate control laws and cockpit displays before hardware flies.

Engineering scope

Before hardware flies, it should run through hardware-in-the-loop simulation. HighQ builds HIL platforms that integrate real flight software and avionics hardware with simulated vehicle dynamics, letting you validate control laws, system logic, and cockpit displays under realistic conditions. HIL automation lets you run repeatable test cases against your flight software without manual setup for every pass.

Hardware in the loop simulator

Hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) system build-out integrating live avionics hardware with simulated vehicle dynamics

HIL automation for repeatable, scriptable regression testing

Hardware in the loop simulator

Cockpit display and pilot interface simulation, including PFD, navigation, and systems status rendering

Hardware in the loop simulator

Integration with your flight software framework for realistic closed-loop validation

Simulation environments scoped to your specific vehicle dynamics and control architecture

Hardware in the loop simulator

Hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) system build-out integrating live avionics hardware with simulated vehicle dynamics

HIL automation for repeatable, scriptable regression testing

Hardware in the loop simulator

Cockpit display and pilot interface simulation, including PFD, navigation, and systems status rendering

Hardware in the loop simulator

Integration with your flight software framework for realistic closed-loop validation

Simulation environments scoped to your specific vehicle dynamics and control architecture

Related capabilities

Flight Software

HighQ writes the onboard and ground software that runs your vehicle, scoped to its complexity. We build reusable, highly reliable frameworks, not one-off scripts.

Systems Integration

HighQ integrates electrical, avionics, and software systems into one working platform, turning individually functioning components into a vehicle ready to fly.