Our work / Customers

CLOSE TO
THE INDUSTRY.

Working with the people who develop, manufacture and operate flexible aerodynamic systems.

SELECTED CUSTOMERS

SHARED QUESTIONS.
DIFFERENT APPLICATIONS.

Every sector brings its own requirements.
We bring a common understanding of the mechanics.

Sport
Skywalk · Paragliding
Skywalk · Paragliding

Skywalk Group

Marquartstein · Germany

Accelerating innovation. Refining performance.

Paraglider development is an iterative craft. Coupled simulation helps designers explore new concepts, understand their effect on the flying shape and focus prototype testing on the changes that matter. We connect numerical methods with the group’s design know-how to support faster, better-informed development.

ENGINEERING FOCUS
  • Performance-led design
  • Rapid design iteration
  • Simulation & flight testing
THE GROUP’S BRANDS
skywalk ParaglidersFLYSURFERFLARE
Energy
Kitepower · Airborne wind energy
Kitepower · Airborne wind energy

Kitepower

Delft · Netherlands

Durable wings. Competitive wind energy.

An energy kite must perform through long operating cycles, not just a single flight. Understanding cyclic loading and deformation helps balance aerodynamic efficiency, durability and system simplicity. The engineering goal: lower lifetime costs and stronger returns on the complete energy system.

ENGINEERING FOCUS
  • Long operating cycles
  • Durability & load control
  • Lifetime cost optimisation
Explore the Kitepower case study ↗
Maritime
SeaKite application · Beyond the Sea
SeaKite application · Beyond the Sea

Beyond the Sea

La Teste-de-Buch · France

Reliable kite traction. Lower-carbon shipping.

At sea, a traction wing must remain stable and withstand a demanding environment: gusts, saltwater, repeated loading and changing operating conditions. Connecting aerodynamics with structural behaviour helps develop robust wings for wind-assisted propulsion and reduced fuel use.

ENGINEERING FOCUS
  • Stable traction
  • Marine durability
  • Wind-assisted propulsion
Defence
SMTCOPS parachute trials · © DGA
SMTCOPS parachute trials · © DGA

DGA

Balma · Toulouse · France

A scientific approach to evaluating parachute performance.

For teams evaluating parachute systems, a useful model must explain how the canopy, suspension and airflow interact. We connect coupled simulation with experimental evidence to assess behaviour, examine loading and support informed technical evaluation.

ENGINEERING FOCUS
  • Performance assessment
  • Canopy mechanics & CFD
  • Model–test correlation
Aerospace
StratoDrop · In Orbit Aerospace
StratoDrop · In Orbit Aerospace

In Orbit Aerospace

Torrance, California · USA

Flexible wings for precise aerial delivery.

Autonomous aerial delivery depends on a predictable wing across changing conditions. Understanding canopy deformation, aerodynamic loads and their interaction with the complete flying system helps connect detailed wing design with controlled descent and delivery.

ENGINEERING FOCUS
  • Canopy aerodynamics
  • Wing deformation
  • System integration
Aerospace
Precision landing concept · © Outpost
Precision landing concept · © Outpost

Outpost

Los Angeles, California · USA

From orbit to a controlled landing.

Returning payloads from space means managing the journey all the way to the ground. Outpost develops reusable space logistics and Earth-return systems. Flexible-wing engineering brings an understanding of canopy shape, structural loads and aerodynamic behaviour to the challenge of controlled descent and precise recovery.

ENGINEERING FOCUS
  • Earth return & recovery
  • Flexible-wing mechanics
  • Controlled descent
RESEARCH CONNECTIONS

BETWEEN INDUSTRY
AND RESEARCH.

Industrial questions sharpen the research. Scientific methods make the engineering stronger.

Our academic connections bring complementary perspectives on structures, airflow, numerical methods and experimental evidence.

Toulouse · France

ISAE-SUPAERO

Structural mechanics & fluid–structure interaction

Research in textile-wing mechanics and coupled simulation connects our engineering practice with the scientific methods behind GENEPI.

Explore the scientific work ↗
Palaiseau · Paris-Saclay · France

École polytechnique (X)

LadHyX · Experimental mechanics & flight measurements

Our work with LadHyX, including the PHYSPAR project, connects instrumented flight with the physical understanding of paraglider behaviour.

Read the public PHYSPAR announcement ↗

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

Aerospace engineering & numerical methods

Leganés · Madrid · SpainVisit institution ↗
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