Autotest Military Industry Involvement

Autotest Company, has been providing reliable testing technology, power testing standards and build-to-spec UPS, ATE and power supply test equipment for the U.S. Military, including the Army, Navy and Air Force, for 35 years now. In addition to industry standard conventional power supply testers for all branches of military power supply requirements, Autotest has been heavily involved in the research, development and application for future military power sources such as Fuel Cell and 42-volt hybrid systems.

Related Military Applications, Links and Resources

Lockheed Martin Selected Autotest Company for MK 41
Vertical Launch System (VLS) Test Project

Lockheed Martin Naval Electronics and Surveillance Systems (NE&SS)-Marine Systems in Baltimore selected Autotest to provide a series of multi-functional Automated Test Equipment (ATE) units for application with the MK 41 Vertical Launch System(VLS). Click for More Information

Testing Power Supplies for Fighter Aircraft  Requires Unique Solution

Autotest provides critical real time testing solution to prevent destructive test cycles. Click for Complete Story

Autotest is an approved member of the aerospace and defense industry's EXOSTAR on-line trading exchange, a direct contractor for U.S. government and military supplies and software and a subcontractor for all major military suppliers through such organization such as ARIBA and EXOSTAR.

EXOSTAR.

U.S. Department of Defense - Fuel Cell Test & Evaluation Center (FCTEC)

FCTEC's primary mission is to provide independent and unbiased testing of fuel cell power plants for military and commercial applications. Its primary goal is to significantly accelerate the development and commercialization of fuel cell power plants. Specific objectives for the FCTEC include:

• Validate prototype, pre-production systems and components.

• Evaluate design and off-design characteristics of fuel cells.

• Develop standards for commercial and near-commercial applications.

• Reduce lifecycle costs for commercial fuel cell technologies.

• Enhance the performance of fuel cells.

National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) NIST

The NIST Office of Measurement Services (OMS) facilitates access to measurement and standards activities of NIST Laboratories and Programs through the dissemination of NIST products, data, and services. OMS is composed of three programs: Standard Reference Materials, Calibration, Standard Reference Data. The first two make up the largest and most successful measurement trace-ability in the world. The third OMS program provides scientists, engineers and the general public access to critically evaluated data necessary to perform state-of-the-art research and development, and product and process development.

IEEE - IEEE - Instrumentation and Measurement Society

Aerospace and Electronic Systems Society (AESS)

the Aerospace & Electronic Systems Society (AESS) of the IEEE concentrate on the design, integration, test, and analysis of large, complex systems consisting of major subsystems that contain dissimilar electronic devices.