See risk earlier
Gaps surface before the programme commits further budget.
Find the failure modes your qualification plan misses.
Normpal checks your test plan and FMEA against decades of documented cross-industry failures, before a retest or a redesign finds them for you.
01 / Product and FMEA
The assembly as it enters qualification.
Scroll-linked diagram: a bolted flange joint separates to reveal the sealing interface, then marks the interfaces where qualification evidence is missing.
Advised by leaders from
Find risk before it consumes schedule and capital.
Run fewer test cycles
Know what your current tests actually prove, and what they don’t.
Avoid late redesigns
Fix a problem while it is still cheap to fix.
Four steps. One product at a time.
Every finding arrives with a source your engineers can check.
- 01
Read the system
Your product as one interacting system, not a list of isolated parts.
- 02
Check the evidence
Your test plan and FMEA against a curated corpus of real failures.
- 03
Match the physics
Precedents count even from another product or another industry.
- 04
Show the gaps
Every assumption your current evidence does not support.
The same physics. Evidence from beyond your industry.
We map your materials, interfaces and operating conditions against documented failures from aerospace, chemical, marine and industrial systems, back to the 1960s.
Not identical products — identical physics. Every precedent arrives with its source, so your engineers can judge it themselves.
Normpal supports engineering judgment. It does not assign final FMEA ratings.
Your product
- EPDM seal
- Aluminium–steel joint
- Salt fog and thermal cycling
- Chromate-free coating
Same physical mechanism
- Compression set
- Galvanic attack at interface
- Crevice attack after coating loss
Documented precedent
- Chemical valve seal, 1974
- Marine hull fitting, 1991
- Aero actuator housing, 1968
- Industrial pump flange, 2004
Illustrative example of a same-physics match. Not drawn from a customer programme.
Built for sensitive engineering environments.
A German engineering company. The platform runs inside your environment, so qualification material never has to leave it.
Runs on your infrastructure
Deployed on your premises. Material stays in your environment.
Named personnel
Handled only by identified Normpal engineers.
No external model providers
Nothing is sent to third-party AI models or APIs.
Mutual NDA
Signed before any material moves. No residuals clause.
Controlled retention
Anything shared is deleted within ten working days.
Certified destruction
Signed written confirmation once deletion is complete.
Fits the toolchain you already run.
Start with redacted documents. Nothing in your PLM has to change on day one.
Designed to integrate with
- PTC
Teamcenter, Windchill and IBM ELM connectors are specified and in development, not yet deployed in production.
Built for the engineers. Read by the people carrying the risk.
- Engineering, test and quality
- Where test coverage and assumptions fall short.
- CTOs and Heads of R&D
- Technical and programme risk, visible earlier.
- CFOs and programme leadership
- Where technical uncertainty turns into cost and delay.
Engineering failure knowledge, made usable.
Aeronautical engineering, cross-industry failure analysis and secure enterprise technology, in one team.
Melih Ünver
Aeronautical engineering and the failure methodology behind Normpal.
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Olha Siuta
Defence market access and design partnerships.
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Jan Kankovsky
Product, enterprise AI and secure on-premises systems.
LinkedInRecognition
Most Commercially Viable Project, European Defense Tech Hackathon, Hamburg.
Expert advisory board
- Elena Bösenberg
- Kiril Vereshchagin
- Andreas Frank
Advisers act in a personal capacity. Their organisations are named for background only and are not Normpal customers or partners.
Answers before the first call.
Does Normpal replace our FMEA or qualification process?
No. It adds evidence to the process you already run, and flags assumptions worth a second look.
Does Normpal assign new FMEA ratings?
No. It shows where a rating lacks supporting evidence. Your engineers own the final call.
What do you need from us to start?
One redacted test plan or FMEA, and 90 minutes with the responsible engineer.
Can we redact sensitive information?
Yes. The review is built around customer-controlled redaction.
Where is our information processed?
Inside your own environment. Normpal is deployed on your infrastructure, and nothing is sent to external AI models or third-party APIs.
Do you retain our material?
Anything shared with us is deleted within ten working days, with a signed destruction certificate.
Is this only for defence?
Defence and high-reliability hardware come first. The approach applies to aerospace, maritime, automotive and industrial systems.
Bring one product. See what your plan misses.
Thirty minutes is enough to pick a suitable product and agree scope.
Speak to a person
- Contact
- Jan KankovskyProduct & partnerships
- contact@normpal.com
- Telephone
- +49 170 4632135
- Normpal