At Flyber, design decisions are never made in isolation. We work alongside leading research institutions and industry collaborators to build rotor systems that reflect the real demands of modern flight. Using shared datasets, wind tunnel results, and cross-partner insights, we apply engineering principles that weigh aerodynamic performance against structural efficiency—always tailored to your mission.
Flyber uses industry-standard CFD platforms like ANSYS Fluent and OpenFOAM to model real-world rotor performance under complex conditions. Our simulation workflows allow us to evaluate pressure distribution, vortex behaviour, and flow separation across every surface—before a prototype is ever cut. These insights let us fine-tune for lift, efficiency, and noise across a full operating envelope.
Our digital-to-physical validation loop ensures every blade we design performs as predicted. We run full-scale tests on Flyber’s proprietary thrust rigs, fatigue test benches, and vibration platforms—then feed those results back into simulation for tighter tuning. Paired with partner access to wind tunnels and acoustic labs, this process allows us to move from simulation to certification-ready with speed and confidence.
Flyber’s QA++ process combines digital quality tracking with hands-on inspection at every stage of production. We use laser metrology, automated inspection tools, and traceable material tracking systems to ensure every blade meets tolerance—across one-off builds or high-volume batches. As we scale, our process remains tight: our ISO 9001 and Cyber Essentials certifications are underway to formalise what’s already standard in our workflow.