Florida-based firm HEKA has expanded its product portfolio, rolling out new aerospace and defense systems designed to meet today’s fast-moving operational challenges.
The company’s internally developed technologies span simulation, navigation, and energy systems, reflecting a broad push to accelerate “mission-ready” capabilities.
First in the lineup is HekaLink, a digital twin and six-degree-of-freedom flight controls design environment that enables real-time simulation, hardware-in-the-loop testing, and operational flight program generation.
Complementing this is Voltai Energy Solutions, which delivers aviation-grade battery management systems capable of supporting multiple chemistries, scaling up to 240 volts, and integrating multi-protocol communications.
Nautilus DRIMU brings AI-powered dead reckoning for GPS-denied environments, combining advanced sensor fusion with neural network calibration to maintain precise navigation even when traditional signals fail.
Additional Systems Powering Operations
The portfolio also includes communications, software, and propulsion systems.
HEKOS, the company’s real-time operating system, aims to ensure safety-critical performance across aerospace and defense applications.
RF Lamprey provides secure, long-range radio frequency communications and telemetry, supporting reliable connectivity in contested or complex environments.
The lineup also includes next-gen propulsion technologies, featuring gimbaled fan thrust vectoring and dual-axis tilt-rotor systems to improve maneuverability and efficiency.
The company said all systems are compliant with the International Traffic in Arms Regulations and the National Defense Authorization Act, compressing multi-year development cycles into days.
“As the industry faces growing demands for agility and adaptability, HEKA is ready to deliver the technology edge our partners need,” said Stephen Stilwell, Project Manager at HEKA.
“We’re not just building products — we’re enabling the next generation of aerospace and defense capabilities.”
