Define the coupon
Geometry, material, loads, and design constraints. A clear engineering question comes first.
SPECIFICATIONA clearer path from composite coupon to confident design.
Connecting physics, physical testing, and research—one layer at a time.
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Composite design is a conversation between what we predict and what we can prove.
We’re building a continuous workflow that brings those two worlds together—from the first specification to the next physical test.
Geometry, material, loads, and design constraints. A clear engineering question comes first.
SPECIFICATIONSearch candidate layups, evaluate laminate behavior, and cross-check with finite element analysis.
ANALYSIS WORKFLOWFabricate coupons and compare physical measurements against predictions made before the test.
LAB VALIDATIONConnect every result to its inputs, analysis record, and source data. Let the evidence guide the next iteration.
DOCUMENTED RESULTSPhysics produces the numbers. Every conclusion should connect to its material basis, method, and supporting evidence.
OUR CORE PRINCIPLEThe work starts at the specimen.
A look at the research behind the vision.
Coupon imagery makes the material visible: surface condition, preparation, and the details behind every test record.
Research comes first. Explore a growing foundation of reviewed open-source datasets, data from published research studies, and evidence generated in our own lab.
Gather openly available composite research and datasets. Record the original source, reuse permissions, material system, units, and test conditions so you can understand the evidence behind each material record.
Fabricate, test, and inspect specimens to fill gaps in the evidence. Compare predictions against independent tests and use the discrepancies to guide the next experiment.
Explore 22 initial source records for carbon, glass, and sandwich cores, alongside governing equations and topic-by-topic explanations.
Explore the materials libraryThis is the first chapter, not the final blueprint.
Real test results will shape what comes next.
Unnotched and open-hole tension. One material system. A physics pipeline validated against blind lab tests.
CURRENT FOCUSCompression, shear, and additional materials. Use uncertainty to guide the next tests.
AFTER COUPON VALIDATIONProgressive damage, joints, and future repair analysis, developed through relevant element tests.
FUTURE EXPLORATIONCarry the verified foundation toward stiffened panels, buckling, and wing optimization.
LONG-TERM DIRECTION