Partners / Co-development

UGV Co-Development with HARDY

Joint development works when mission, interfaces, IP, tests and version decisions are aligned from the start.

Co-development combines platform, payload, user, manufacturing and test expertise around one mission. It is a controlled requirement-and-evidence loop rather than an exchange of general presentations.

Mission context

Without early role definition, partners duplicate work, change interfaces and cannot assign ownership. A mission brief, work packages and decision gates are needed.

Engineering approach

HARDY proposes a short discovery, joint requirement matrix, ICD, prototype integration, acceptance matrix and post-test review.

What must be demonstrated

Progress is measured through artefacts rather than meeting count.

  • agreed requirements, boundaries and owners;
  • prototype version and decision log;
  • joint test report and next-configuration plan.

Limits and responsible claims

IP, NDA, export control, end use and access to sensitive data are agreed before technical transfer.

Next step

Send a concise mission brief without sensitive details.

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