Dave "Wizard on the Mountain" Bailey | VP of Dynamics/Controls

David Bailey started his career designing controls for cabin pressure systems, actuator controls for missile and aircraft control surfaces, and engine controls. In 1987, Bailey took a position at Honeywell Space Systems, where he worked on scientific payloads, the Shuttle glass cockpit upgrade, reaction wheels, and CMGs.
In 1997, he discovered the first solution to the CMG array singularity problem and was on a team that found additional solution methods, which led to six patents. He was the principal investigator on a classified optimum CMG array study and has continued to do research on CMG array optimization. Bailey consulted on CMG-based attitude control systems for five satellites.
Bailey is now retired from Honeywell Space Systems after 36 years, and is an expert in CMG based attitude control trajectories. He has consulted for Hughes, Boeing, Ball Aerospace, Ithaco and Naval Research Labs, and is now our VP of Dynamics and Controls.
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A tour de force in how to saturate your presentation with three initials, and never explain what they are. CMG's. Wonderful.

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Perhaps triangular profile tires, as this machine may often be urged to accelerate/decelerate during extreme lean angles (or provide driving parameter settings to match fitted tire capabilities). With computer control, driver skill set may be moot - I’m thinking TRON.