Aerospace
Obsolescence in DO-254-Certified Systems
Guidance for Engineering Management in Aerospace.
13 August 2025
Aerospace
Aerospace
Machine Learning for Critical Systems
From advanced driver assistance to predictive maintenance in aerospace, ML unlocks powerful capabilities. See how we tackle the challenge, and why safe Machine Learning is the next frontier in aerospace and automotive innovation.
7 July 2025
Aerospace
Model-based Design
Discover how Model-based Design revolutionizes embedded software development, boosting efficiency, accuracy, and innovation.
29 July 2024
Aerospace
DO-278A vs DO-178C | The key difference
DO-278A and DO-178C – Introduction DO-278A stands as a guiding force for ensuring the integrity and safety of software within non-airborne CNS/ATM systems. In synergy with DO-178C, it provides recommendations and a robust framework to instill confidence in the safety of on-ground software. Relation between DO-278A and DO-178C DO-278A and DO-178C share essential supplements, such
21 March 2024
Aerospace
NGC Aerospace, Laflamme Aero and CS Group Canada winner for the most innovative project
During the Golf or Bike Classic organized by Aéro Montréal, CS Group – Canada, in partnership with NGC Aerospace and Laflamme Aero, presented a joint project involving technologies related to autonomous systems. The project will develop a detection and avoidance solution (DAA-Detect And Avoid) to enable the BVLOS (Beyond Visual Line Of Sight) flight of Laflamme Aero’s UAV. Such a solution could be used in autonomous flying vehicles (flying cabs for example) to provide obstacle detection and avoidance functionalities.
30 August 2021
Aerospace
Press Release: NGC Aerospace and CS Canada join forces to certify an autopilot system for UAVs
NGC Aerospace benefits from CS Canada’s expertise in the certification of safety-critical embedded software to offer its customers an autopilot system for UAVs that can be certified according to the internationally recognized aeronautics standard, DO-178C.
21 January 2021
Aerospace
Press Release: Participation to the DEEL consortium
CS Canada will be participating to the DEEL (DEpendable & Explainable Learning) consortium! With a budget of 45 million dollars, this international project aims to make the future aerospace artificial intelligence algorithms certifiable, which is the DNA of our company and people.
29 September 2020