Command and Control Technologies Corporation is now a member of the Training and Readiness Accelerator II Consortium (Trex II). CCT hopes to bring our years of experience in range control and instrumentation and hypersonic systems test in support of the Trex II mission.
The Training and Readiness Accelerator II consortium is a collaboration executed under an Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) with the U.S. Army Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training and Instrumentation (PEO STRI) to address critical modeling, simulation, and training (MS&T) issues affecting national security.
Command and Control Technologies Corporation has been awarded a contract from the Air Force at Arnold Engineering Development Center for research into new techniques for measuring Mach numbers in Hypersonic flows. The contract will research new probe designs for measuring Mach numbers in very high temperature hypersonic flows. The new probe design will expand the state-of-the-art in hypersonic facility flow calibration by directly measuring the velocity profile, which is currently not possible with existing testing methods.
CCT is proud to be working with the Alaska Aerospace Corporation for upgrades to the Pacific Spaceport Complex – Alaska Range Control System and Flight Operations Control Center.
Command and Control Technologies is proud to be supporting RS&H and NASA KSC in the redesign of Mobile Launch Platform systems in support of future NASA missions. CCT will be responsible for design engineering for the Electrical GSE systems.
TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA – April 15, 2013 – NASA has installed a launch vehicle telemetry simulator at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility to test future launch vehicles and spacecraft prior to launching from the Virginia facility. Based on the TelSim™ software package from Command and Control Technologies Corporation, the simulator allows mission planners to model vehicle and mission dynamics under a variety of flight conditions to assess how the flight systems will respond.
