AVIATION · MARINEDEFENCE · COMMERCIALCANADA

Engineering for aviation and marine.

Dectonics designs, integrates, and tests systems for aviation and marine platforms — across defence and commercial programs.

  • Full-cycle engineering — from concept and prototype through qualification and in-service support.
  • Built for harsh environments — hardware that performs when it is remote, unattended, and unforgiving of failure.
  • Defence & commercial — one engineering discipline serving both program types.
What we do

Two domains. One discipline.

Aviation and marine work share the same demand: hardware that performs when it is remote, unattended, and unforgiving of failure — whether the program is defence or commercial.

Aviation

Airborne systems & integration

Systems and payload integration for crewed and uncrewed aircraft, supporting both defence and commercial operators.

  • Avionics & payload integration
  • Uncrewed systems (UAS)
  • Ruggedized hardware design
  • Reliability & safety analysis
Marine

Surface & subsea systems

Power, sensing, and control for vessels and underwater platforms, from commercial operations to defence deployments.

  • Subsea power & energy storage
  • Instrumentation & acoustics
  • Pressure-housing engineering
  • Endurance & sea testing
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Featured capability

Dynamic Temperature Range (DTR) testing.

We develop and run DTR test programs that characterise how AMD and Intel CPUs and GPUs behave across their full operating temperature range — so thermal limits are understood before deployment, not discovered in the field.

About DTR testing →

What a DTR program covers

  • Characterisation across the rated operating temperature range
  • Performance and throttling behaviour under sustained thermal load
  • Test program development, automation, and reporting
  • CPU and GPU coverage for AMD and Intel parts
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Tell us what you're building.

Send the problem, the environment, and the timeline. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.

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