Envirosuite joins NASA’s revolutionary X-59 supersonic consortium

I am pleased to update the market on our recent win with NASA to be part of the consortium for the X-59 Community Response Testing project.

Envirosuite’s participation in the project is an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract, with an eight-year period of performance. The first phase of the project runs to the end of 2023 and focuses on preparing systems, technology and processes for large-scale testing, with a minimum value of approximately $750k to Envirosuite.

Illustration of NASA's X-59 research aircraft: Lockheed Martin

Software to collect, process and visualise data from l0w-sonic boom flight tests

Envirosuite has been contracted to provide a software platform that will collect, process and visualise data from NASA's low-sonic boom flight tests. This will enable NASA and members of the testing team to review the low sonic booms produced by aircraft together with the community response, in real time.

Envirosuite has been engaged by the consortium led by HMMH. NASA is designing and building the X-59 research aircraft – a piloted, single-seat supersonic X-plane – with technology that it hopes will reduce the loudness of a sonic boom to that of a gentle thump. NASA's aeronautical innovators are leading a team across government and industry to collect data that could allow supersonic flight over land, dramatically reducing travel time within the United States or to anywhere in the world.

A cutting edge project with HMMH and NASA

We’re privileged to have been selected as part of the consortium for this exciting and cutting-edge project with HMMH and NASA. This project represents new opportunities in the innovative area of aerospace, along with the future of Aviation. Our experienced team look forward to being part of this and bringing the X-59 Quiet Supersonic Technology aircraft to the skies.

This contract has been included in the Q1 FY22 sales update with approximately $100k in ARR and $750k in project revenue.