Herman Technical develops advanced electromechanical, control, software, and energy-conversion concepts through structured engineering, prototype fabrication, instrumentation, test, and iteration.
A current development program explores a proprietary linear-generator architecture intended to convert reciprocating mechanical energy directly into electrical output. The program is being approached as an R&D effort: define measurable hypotheses, build instrumented prototypes, characterize losses and thermal behavior, and compare measured performance against conventional baselines.
Suitable program structures may include agency-funded technology development, SBIR/STTR-style research, prototype efforts, or prime-contractor development partnerships, depending on the solicitation and eligibility requirements.
Embedded controls, sensing, data acquisition, test software, calibration, and automated validation can be developed alongside the hardware.
Models, drawings, schematics, test plans, measured results, software, and development records can be structured as controlled program deliverables.