Alongside their own development and production work, the NeoEngress technical team is open to taking on customer-defined projects that fit their engineering, prototyping, and production capabilities. Items shown below illustrate possible directions. Prospective projects generally relate to flight simulation hardware or closely related fields.
Ejection seat scale models
The album shows one example: a highly detailed 1:2.5 scale NACES model built for an established industry customer. The model was designed from the full-size NeoEngress NACES data and fabricated almost entirely from metal, with anodized or painted finishes. At this scale, most fasteners are thinner than a toothpick. This level of detail makes the model an exceptional display piece for selected companies or institutions.
Simulated aircraft seats
The first image illustrates an early stage of an F-35 ejection seat modeling effort. The team has since advanced the design substantially. Additional images show a detailed Boeing 737 flight crew seat reconstruction project. The existing NeoEngress ACES II and NACES production seats, together with these ongoing projects, demonstrate the team's engineering capabilities with complex, functional assemblies. Other simulated aircraft seats, including flight deck crew seats, may also be developed when sufficient reference material is available.
Scope review
Discuss a customer-defined build
Customer-defined work is evaluated against the team's capabilities, current commitments, and the required engineering and production scope. Use the inquiry form to describe the intended use, key requirements, development stage, quantity, and delivery context. A build proceeds when its scope and terms are mutually agreed.
