
GREYSTONE / ADVANCED SYSTEMS
Engineering clarity into complex systems.
Greystone develops sensing, intelligence and systems technologies for environments where information, infrastructure and operations converge.
00 / BRAND STATEMENT
Observe. Understand. Integrate.
Greystone Technologies works across the physical and digital domains to develop systems that collect, interpret and act on complex information.
LIVE REPORTING / ENGINEERING INTELLIGENCE
Latest Greystone reports from the data store.
That’s No Moon… That’s an Exoplanet!
It wasn’t that long ago that a science teacher would have told students that there was no evidence of planets around other star systems. Even more recently, they might have …read more
Volitional control of wearable robots
Volitional control of wearable robots matters for engineering because it points to a practical design, reliability or operating question worth watching.
Twin perturbation parameter based flexible power point tracking technique for grid-connected PV systems
Twin perturbation parameter based flexible power point tracking technique for grid-connected PV systems matters for grid because it points to a practical design, reliability or operating question worth watching.
04 / TECHNOLOGY AREAS
Technology Areas
A focused set of technical domains for sensing, intelligence, communications and integrated systems work.
RF & Spectrum
Monitoring, characterisation and awareness across the electromagnetic environment.
Signal Intelligence
Systems for extracting structure and meaning from complex signal environments.
Open-Source Intelligence
Collection and organisation of public information into usable intelligence layers.
Sensor Networks
Distributed sensing architectures designed to observe physical environments coherently.
Communications
Connectivity infrastructure for resilient data movement across diverse networks.
Edge Systems
Compact compute and sensing platforms positioned close to the source of information.
Data Platforms
Technical foundations for aggregating, structuring and interpreting operational information.
Systems Integration
Hardware, software, sensing and communications combined into unified systems.


