Our highly specialised Design Team comprising of aviation engineers and aircraft mechanics, modifies PC-12's with a base configuration, including fuselage aperture and hardpoint, in to the highly advanced Flying Test Bed.
Here at QinetiQ, we are at the forefront of disruptive technology, delivering mission-critical solutions that respond to our customers’ needs at pace, across the defence, security and critical national infrastructure markets.
Ensuring optimum performance and capabilities of increasingly complex military equipment at all times demands the very best engineering support services.
Every organisation, worldwide, is under pressure to change with new challenges and threats evolving; evermore cultural and political pressures and to keep up with the pace of the modern society.
Military and commercial organisations carry out tasks that are hazardous, costly or impractical for humans to undertake. Robotic and autonomous systems can provide significant operational advantage, operating in the maritime, land and air domains.
As threats increase globally and become more sophisticated, Governments must plan, resource, test and train for a highly complex operational environment
Military customers around the world are looking to deliver a step-change in force preparation and generation by transforming the ‘what’, ‘where’ and ‘how’ of delivering future training.
Our Focus on series dedicates a page to some of the most important areas to the defence, security and critical national infrastructure markets at present around the world, combining our latest videos, podcasts, thought leadership, whitepapers, blogs, product sheets and more.
Force protection against threats from the air Potent and effective GBAD (ground-based air defence) relies on making strategic enhancements to air defence capability, to protect field armies and other assets against every air threat – from small UAS to cruise and ballistic missiles.
As Human Machine Teaming (HMT) capability becomes a reality, it will create vast amounts of data to be managed, stored, distributed, analysed and secured.
