Ideal Aerosmith is a leading supplier of precision inertial guidance test systems, flight motion simulators, and aerospace test engineering services. The company manufactures motion simulation hardware, provides contract manufacturing, and supports defense, aviation, and energy industries with test solutions.
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AIM GmbHAIM GmbH grew out of a 1989 Freiburg venture founded by four former LITEF engineers, whose work for the Eurofighter project led to the world’s first STANAG3910 test equipment. Today, the company designs and manufactures avionics test and simulation modules for aerospace and defense customers, with its main design and manufacturing facilities still based in Freiburg and support offices in Germany, the UK and the USA. Its procedures are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and aligned with AS9100 Rev. D and EN9100:2018.334111TREVOSE, PA
Inertia Switch IncEstablished in 1950, Inertia Switch Inc. is a privately owned small manufacturer known for supporting critical aerospace and defense programs with carefully engineered motion-sensing devices. Its 20,000-square-foot Orangeburg facility serves customers worldwide, including major aerospace OEMs, and the company holds AS9100 and ISO 9001 certification while remaining equipped to develop custom products for demanding environments.ORANGEBURG, NY
Aero Nav Laboratories, IncAero Nav Laboratories grew from Belock Instruments, which began in the early 1950s, and has served military and industrial customers under its present name since 1974. Now based in Deer Park, the company is known for environmental simulation testing backed by long experience and tailored technical support for demanding applications.DEER PARK, NY
Advanced Motion TechnologiesAdvanced Motion Technologies develops electromagnetic ServoRam actuators and motion-control systems, replacing traditional hydraulic equipment in demanding applications. Its Phoenix line brings the company’s foundational technology into modular, serviceable units designed for repeatable production, while AMT also develops control software and configurations for applications such as flight simulation and six-degree-of-freedom platforms. The company’s earlier ServoRams have been used by multiple navies and the U.S. Army, and its newer approach emphasizes maintainability and easier integration.