Demand Continues for Aircraft-Based Instruments Michigan Aerospace Corporation (MAC), a provider of optical products and advanced engineering services, today announced that it had received a contract from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC), to build a receiver for their aircraft-based wind measurement instrument. The receiver, based on Michigan Aerospace’s […]
Addition of experienced scientist enhances company’s capabilities in optical diagnostics and sensors for aerospace applications Michigan Aerospace Corporation (MAC), a provider of innovative optical products and advanced engineering services, today announced the appointment of Dr. Dominique Fourguette, Ph.D., to the position of Senior Scientist and Business Manager in its new Los Angeles, California office. Dr. […]
Hays, Paul B., Michael T. Dehring, Len A. Fisk, Peter Tchoryk, Jr., Ivan Dors, James Ryan, Jinxue Wang, Michael Hardesty, Bruce Gentry, Floyd Hovis, “Space-Based Doppler Winds LIDAR: A Vital National Need,” National Research Council (NRC) Decadal Study Request for Information, May, 2005.
Michigan Aerospace Corporation (MAC) will be exhibiting and taking part in SPIE (International Society for Optical Engineering) Defense and Security Symposium 2005 in Orlando, Florida beginning March 28. The company’s president, Pete Tchoryk, and its vice president of business development, Bill Matvichuk, will be attending and actively participating in the conference. MAC will be making […]
Company Ramping Up to Support New Contracts in Image Exploitation Michigan Aerospace Corporation (MAC) today announced that it has launched an Image Exploitation Business Unit. This group, which consists of experts in 3-D and 2-D image processing as well as hardware development, will focus on expanding Michigan Aerospace’s product base with funding from the Defense […]