Bolder Flight Systems

Bolder Flight Systems makes flight control and data acquisition systems. Its products are for manned and unmanned aircraft. The company says it was founded to advance aeronautics and autonomy research, technology development and commercialization. The site does not give a city or country.

The company makes OnFlight Hub, a flight data logger. The site describes it as a high quality logger for pilots. It also makes the PDAS, a portable data acquisition system for aeronautics research. The site says the PDAS offers high performance for research teams.

The site says the founders are researchers, engineers and pilots. They saw a need for better flight control and data systems. They also saw safety gains from advanced sensing and data logging in general aviation and flight training. The site invites feedback on its products.

Brian Taylor is the CEO and founder. The site says he designs and builds embedded hardware and software. He was director of the University of Minnesota UAS Research Labs. He also worked at the NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center, where he worked on the X-48B and was deputy chief engineer on the X-48C. The site says he has over 40 publications and presentations.

Brian is an FAA Part 107 certified RC pilot and holds a private pilot license with an instrument rating. Melissa Iszler is the chief operating officer. The site says she has worked on 13 aircraft types, including UAS, helicopters, fighters and a bomber. She has worked in aircraft airworthiness and flight test roles.

The site lists the OnFlight and PDAS products. It has an About page with biographies of the team. The site lists no phone number or street address.