Flight Test Instrumentation · Wireless & IENA
Distributed, time-synchronized sensor systems for faster, lighter and more flexible flight-test installations.
Traditional instrumentation adds cable runs, connectors, weight and installation time. Wireless nodes remove the physical burden—but only become useful for demanding FTI when every sample remains traceable to the aircraft time base.
From a ready-to-run evaluation kit to synchronized wireless, autonomous logging and wired TSN sensor networks.
KALLISTO® STARTERKIT
A complete evaluation setup for wireless sensor streaming: preconfigured gateway, three Kallisto sensor nodes and the accessories required for immediate testing.
FTI GATEWAY
Synchronizes to the aircraft PTP grandmaster, aligns the wireless sensor network and forwards live measurement data directly as an IENA stream.
SY021-PCB · STREAMING
SY021-based sensor nodes are discovered automatically by the gateway, configured centrally and integrated seamlessly into the live IENA data stream.
SY021-PCB · LOGGING
Configure the sensor in the web application or app, deploy it independently and record selected channels locally using the integrated RTC.
WIRED SENSOR
For measurement points that benefit from a wired deterministic link: compact Ethernet sensors with time-sensitive networking features.
KALLISTO® SY021-PCB
Twelve inertial axes plus eight environmental, optical and acoustic values. Sampling rates and ranges can be configured individually.
The gateway locks to an external PTP grandmaster—or uses optional GNSS as its own precise reference. A dedicated Time Master distributes this time wirelessly to every node while the gateway forwards live sensor values to the recorder as an IENA data stream.
Request the technical concept →We adapt the sensor, radio, timing and data path to your measurement task and existing infrastructure.
Measurement-chain analysis, timing concept, RF topology and interface definition.
Sensor selection, electronics, firmware, mechanics and application-specific packaging.
Rapid demonstrators, gateway integration and interfaces to existing recorders and networks.
Timing characterization, system testing, documentation and transfer into small-series production.
Add measurement points without rebuilding the harness.
Instrument rotating, articulated or hard-to-reach components.
Reduce connector and cabling overhead close to the test article.
Extend wired PTP/TSN infrastructure with synchronized wireless islands.
Tell us what you need to measure, where the sensors must go and which timing and data interfaces are available.