Magna Parva is an international provider of engineering research and development services, with exceptional experience in delivering engineering solutions for hostile environments.
Information on our range of release mechanisms for UAVs can be found here
Our work often begins at low Technology Readiness Levels or laboratory demonstrated technological principles. We employ advanced yet proven methodologies to take projects through to production engineered, fully field tested and supported products.
The engineering know-how of Magna Parva covers innovative concept generation, detailed design, development, testing, integration and qualification of hardware during the entire project lifecycle. A stringent project management procedure is adhered to, including a standardised schedule format. This methodology has gained the confidence of National and International agencies to ensure milestone deliveries are met and the project team is working in an aligned and optimal manner, flexible and responsive to the needs of the customer.
For our technology partners, including those who are outsourcing their R&D, we typically provide these services:
- Research
- Design and development
- Thermal, mechanical and electromagnetic analysis
- Prototyping and manufacturing
- Testing and validation
- Systems engineering
- Project management
- Engineering project management
The techniques we have developed and proved in delivering critical space technologies are harnessed to manage the risk of our highly innovative approaches. Our engineers and scientists provide solutions to today’s toughest challenges.
Magna Parva provide services for the development of technologies typically between Technology Readiness Levels 2 to 8:
- TRL 2. Creation of technology concepts
- TRL 3. Proof of concept analysis
- TRL 4. Laboratory validation of a breadboard
- TRL 5. Environmental validation of the breadboard
- TRL 6. Systems/subsystems prototype demonstrations in a relevant environment
- TRL 7. Prototype demonstrations in operational environments.
- TRL 8. Final 'flight' system/technology tests and demonstrations.
Information on our range of release mechanisms for UAVs can be found here