High-fidelity dynamics and deterministic
real-time synthetic environments.
When failure in the physical world carries catastrophic safety or financial consequences, simulation is the primary engineering authority. From space robotics and flight trainers to maritime navigation and medical procedures, simulated environments allow operators to train and engineers to validate control systems long before real-world deployment.
With academic foundations in Aerospace Engineering (B.Sc. & M.Sc. Carleton University) and 27+ years designing real-time simulation software, I build high-performance mathematical models and interactive synthetic environments. My work bridges physical equations of motion, sensor emulation, and real-time networking.
Whether developing Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) testbenches or complete training simulators, I ensure every model is calibrated against empirical truth data and executes with deterministic timing guarantees.
Scope of this service
Depending on your industry application and fidelity requirements, an engagement in Simulation & Modelling covers:
What you can expect
to achieve.
Every engagement is scoped against specific, measurable outcomes. Here's what tends to change once the dynamics model and the real-time environment are actually solid:
When organisations
call on this service.
This kind of work tends to come up in a handful of recurring situations:
New Vehicle or Robotic Platform
A new airframe, spacecraft, or robotic system needs a dynamics model before the hardware exists. Building the simulation lets design and control work move forward in parallel with fabrication instead of waiting behind it.
Pre-Flight or Pre-Deployment Validation
A control law or a piece of firmware needs to be proven safe before it touches real hardware. HIL testbenches put the actual avionics and controllers through simulated flight or operating conditions first.
Training Simulator Development
Operators need to rehearse procedures and emergencies that are too costly, rare, or dangerous to practice on the real system. Full training environments with instructor stations and malfunction injection built in.
Model Fidelity Disputes
Stakeholders disagree about whether an existing simulation can actually be trusted. Independent validation against truth data, with a clear account of where the model holds up and where it doesn't.