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Ateş Labs

Ateş Labs develops advanced defense and security technologies, delivering integrated avionics and fire‑control solutions for military platforms.

Updated 1 month ago

Funding

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Founders

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Product

Problem

Military platforms often rely on legacy avionics and fire‑control systems that lack integration, modern processing capabilities, and certification for high‑reliability operations, leading to reduced targeting precision and limited situational awareness for pilots and operators.

Solution

Ateş Labs delivers custom‑engineered avionics suites and fire‑control solutions that combine digital and analog board design, embedded software, and FPGA development within DO‑254/DO‑178 certified frameworks. Their offerings provide integrated navigation, imaging, seeker and laser subsystems, as well as vehicle‑pilot interface designs for UAVs, ground vehicles, and naval vessels. By handling the full hardware‑software stack—from concept through certification—the company enables defense customers to field precise targeting and robust control capabilities without extensive in‑house development effort.

Target Audience

Primary customers are defense contractors, military OEMs, and government agencies that develop or procure avionics and fire‑control systems for aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles, ground combat platforms, and naval vessels.

Features

  • Design and production of digital and analog avionics boards with embedded software and FPGA implementations
  • DO‑254 (hardware) and DO‑178 (software) certification support for safety‑critical military applications
  • Integrated navigation, imaging, seeker, and laser modules tailored to platform requirements
  • Fire‑control system development for UAVs, land vehicles, and ships, including real‑time targeting calculations
  • Pilot‑vehicle interface design providing ergonomic controls and high‑resolution situational displays
  • Consultancy services covering munition subsystem development, avionics architecture, and hardware‑software co‑design
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