Systems Engineering & Architecture
Requirements, interfaces, functional decomposition, system architecture, technical trade-offs and integration planning.
A practical view of the engineering capabilities IAHT can combine across multidisciplinary technology projects.
Capabilities describe what IAHT can technically combine and execute. They complement the sector-based Expertise page and the activity-based Services page.
Requirements, interfaces, functional decomposition, system architecture, technical trade-offs and integration planning.
Adaptive software, data processing, intelligent logic, computer vision, user interfaces and connected software architectures.
Microcontrollers, sensor integration, signal acquisition, local decision logic, low-level interfaces and resilient embedded operation.
Local and remote communications, device-to-system exchanges, secure transport concepts, telemetry and distributed operation.
Integration of electrical subsystems, actuators, mechanical assemblies, instrumentation and industrial interfaces.
Thermal behaviour, energy conversion, power-management concepts, autonomous supply strategies and multidisciplinary energy-system integration.
Proofs of concept, functional prototypes, test fixtures, measurement points, experimental configurations and iterative refinement.
Structured test criteria, logs, reproducible evidence, configuration control and protection of previously demonstrated capabilities.