A word from the Director: Mechatronic Innovations at its core remains primarily a family run company, the Vaughan family have an extensive military history dating back through over a thousand years of conquests. In the last century, during World War II, my Great Grandfather was a cannon-borer which was a extremely highly skilled and well sought after profession crucial to the War effort.
My other Great Grandfather was a member of the original 1st SAS "L Detachment" in North Africa and following the doctrine of the Long Range Desert Group carried daring raids deep behind enemy lines striking high value targets of opportunity. He continued on among the first of the airborne paratroopers and was shot seven times by a machine gun during a near-suicidal drop towards the end of the war, he was left for dead yet miraculously survived only to become a paraplegic POW, after returning to England and decades of painstaking physiotherapy through sheer willpower he slowly relearned how to walk again.
My Grandfather worked on the Polaris ICBM capable Resolution class submarines, providing the ultimate system of both force projection and protection through MAD, truly granting the United Kingdom the title of a world nuclear power. My father was an experimental trials pilot who later served and was injured in Afghanistan, then gained experience working with unmanned systems before becoming a subject matter expert on aviation technology.
Clearly, following the experiences of generations of elite warfare and technical development, this company has a lot to live up to. Perhaps there is a way to combine the lessons from the LRDG raids with modern experimental unmanned technology, maybe a long-range, fast, "Modular armed and armoured unmanned ground vehicle for rapid reaction force protection and projection."