Engineering skill develops through deployment, not abstraction.
AEG places complex engineering systems into real-world environments and publishes what is learned from their operation under real technical constraints.
Real systems behave differently under constraint, and access to those systems should not be limited by geography, background, or institutional affiliation.
We exist to expand access to applied engineering experience — particularly in areas connected to space, advanced instrumentation, autonomy, and systems architecture.
Removing geographic and institutional barriers to applied engineering experience.
Building and operating real systems in real environments under real constraints.
Publishing open technical reports on performance, limitations, and lessons learned.
AEG builds, adapts, and deploys production-grade tools, software, and system architectures into defined field and learning environments.
Evaluating physical system performance and failure modes under operational stress.
Testing stability, edge-case handling, and long-run behavior of deployed software.
Mapping the operational envelope and constraint limits of autonomous systems.
Measuring complexity and reliability across multi-component integrated architectures.
Each deployment results in a publicly accessible report documenting performance, limitations, and lessons learned.
Our focus is learning through deployment, measurement, and documentation.
Identify a bounded engineering system suited for controlled real-world deployment.
Place the system in a controlled real-world environment under defined operational parameters.
Evaluate performance and operational limits with precision instrumentation and analysis.
Release a transparent technical report for public access — performance, limits, and lessons.
AEG is currently in its formation and pilot structuring phase.
Initial deployments are being structured across compute systems, instrumentation, field platforms, and reliability architectures — with pilot execution to follow.
Public reports will be released following pilot completion.
AEG operates under the oversight of a Board of Directors in accordance with nonprofit governance standards.
We are committed to transparency in operations, reporting, and financial stewardship across all activities.
AEG is organized as a nonprofit public-benefit organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, contributions to AEG are tax-deductible as permitted by law. Your support enables us to deploy more systems, generate more public reports, and expand access to applied engineering experience.
Every contribution directly supports our public-interest engineering mission.
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