About TMGTechnology Management Group, Inc. (TMG) is a developer, integrator, producer and supporter of unmanned platforms, microelectronics, batteries, autonomous controlling, collision avoidance and other systems and subsystems critical to advancing and maintaining science and technology initiatives in the United States. These systems are used, primarily by government customers, in many different mission areas including intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance; communications; battle management; strike operations; electronic warfare; earth observation; and space science. Our systems include unmanned surveillance aircraft which provide situational awareness data and sensor capabilities like day/night camera and position reporting technologies, aircraft that provide advanced targeting and battle management capabilities; managing air operations and providing tactical information to ground combat troops and controlled communications relay capabilities to aid in events like Katrina or other critical environments. TMGLabs has also invested in battery capabilities for many different applications including near space environments. This research aids in support of many scientific studies and reusable platforms that have military and commercial applications. Lithium, fuell cell and other batteries are the root of many long duration capabilities and understanding trade-offs between weight, power and the ability to recharge during missions is critical. We can help you address these issues and reach the best solution. The Aerospace business is composed of the company’s Integrated Systems and Space Technology sectors: Integrated Systems TMG’s Integrated Systems sector designs, develops, produces and supports network-enabled integrated systems and sub-systems for military, civil and global customers. It supports the military with intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance; battle management command and control; collision avoidance and target recognition technology
Space Technology Our Space Technology sector develops a broad range of systems for use in high altitude balloons; balloon drop return vehicles; dropsondes; weather related studies and communications relay. Payloads can range from several ounces to 100 pounds or more depending on mission requirements and lifting mechanism. TMG staff has over 20 years of experience with near space vehicles and propulsion systems. |
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