Pioneering cross-disciplinary intersections between technical aeronautical consulting and intelligent automated robotics for utility networks globally.
Established in 2014, Universal Aerospace Solutions (UAS) has spent over a decade focused on developing and implementing specialized aerospace technologies, autonomous systems, and advanced software analytics to meet the specific safety and data requirements of the modern electricity industry.
We focus completely on redefining how utility operators audit and clear active utility routes. Our specialized operational architecture integrates multi-spectral drone inspections (Visible RGB, Infrared Thermal, and Non-Destructive X-Ray Radiography) with real-time edge processing and autonomous docking ground stations. This enables power network managers to accurately evaluate transmission line structural condition, verify compression joint safety parameters, and manage airspace hazards without requiring human crews to enter high-voltage risk zones.
To be an absolute international leader in airborne-enabled utility asset management, remote technical analytics, and intelligent live-line maintenance automation frameworks.
To utilize our specialized aviation consulting background and proprietary automated hardware platforms to help infrastructure stakeholders protect asset lifetimes while eliminating workforce hazard exposure.
Frank Cheung is an elite aerospace engineer with nearly 30 years of cross-border leadership across the United States and Asia-Pacific. Combining advanced engineering credentials from Virginia Tech with an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth, he directs international business scaling for platform-agnostic, 30kg+ heavy-lift robotic hardware payloads. Frank architects the market deployment of secure, air-gapped, containerized computer vision models to adhere to strict NERC CIP data privacy rules. His structural consulting background spans major international aviation systems, including the Hong Kong International Airport Master Plan 2030 campaign.
Dr. Amanda Yumei Wu is a prominent systems authority with nearly two decades of advanced computational research. Holding a Ph.D. in System Engineering and a Bachelor’s in Aircraft Design from Beihang University, she directs our core software innovations and machine learning programs. Her specialized work encompasses multi-source feature fusion for industrial internet applications, system resilience recovery via improved genetic algorithms, and complex software vulnerability detection using graph representation learning. Her patented methodologies in cross-project defect prediction and structural failure prediction engines provide the mathematical backbone for our automated multi-spectral industrial grid diagnostics.
Frank Mo Yaoguang is a veteran airworthiness engineer with 19 years of elite aircraft maintenance and management experience across commercial airlines and major general aviation fleets. Graduating in Aircraft Powerplant Engineering from Northwestern Polytechnical University, he holds a CAAC-66 Maintenance License with highest technical English credentials. Frank coordinates fleet airworthiness, mechanical payloads, and localized engineering operations. He brings deep regulatory consulting expertise from senior positions at China Southern Airlines, Kingsaviation, and CITIC Offshore Helicopter Company, managing airworthiness modifications and manufacturer liaison for Leonardo AW139, Airbus, and MD500 series fleets.
Stephen Wong is a highly accomplished power infrastructure project manager and Chartered Engineer (CEng, UK / MIET) with over 30 years of elite transmission experience. Holding an M.Sc. in Electricity Industry Management and Technology from the University of Strathclyde, he brings unmatched expertise in high-voltage utility grid operations from China Light & Power (CLP). At Universal Aerospace Solutions, Stephen anchors project development and execution improvement strategies. Relying on his background as a CLP 400kV Senior Authorized Person (SAP), he guides practical field deployments and aligns automated drone telemetry workflows with critical safety expectations.
Eddie Ng Tat Mau is a preeminent power system protection authority with 37 years of distinguished engineering tenure at CLP Power Hong Kong Ltd. Educated in Electrical Engineering at Hong Kong Polytechnic University, he is a member of IET (UK) and IEEE (USA). As a former CLP Protection Team Leader and 400kV Senior Authorized Person, Eddie directed testing, commissioning, and overvoltage pressure diagnostics for massive infrastructure projects, including the Castle Peak Power Station and Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station over-headline circuits. He bridges drone multi-spectral analytics with high-voltage protection switchboard parameters.