Every anomaly, traced to the requirement it threatens.
Flight test produces more telemetry than any team can interrogate. GForceIQ connects test campaigns, instrumentation, telemetry channels and anomalies into one structure — so a finding leads directly to the requirement, design element and certification basis it implicates.
Why this is still hard.
Three failures show up in almost every organisation we have looked at. None of them are solved by adding another dashboard.
Telemetry is stored, not understood
Channels are archived by campaign and rarely queryable across campaigns, aircraft or configurations.
Anomalies live in reports
Findings are written up as documents, so patterns across a programme are invisible.
Traceability is reconstructed
Linking an anomaly to the requirement it endangers is manual work repeated for every finding.
How it flows
Each stage carries its evidence forward, so the last step can be traced back to the first.
Three things it does differently.
Test as structure
Test campaigns, points, instrumentation and channels modelled explicitly.
Findings that connect
Anomalies linked to conditions, configurations and prior occurrences across the programme.
Straight to consequence
From anomaly to requirement, design element and certification basis in one hop.
Early, and deliberately so.
We would rather build this with a small number of organisations that have the problem badly than launch broadly and guess.
Design partners
Working directly with a small group to shape scope against real data and real constraints.
Private pilot
A narrow, instrumented deployment on one site or one programme, with success defined up front.
Wider availability
Opened up once the pilot proves the model holds outside the environment it was built in.
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