Lyme and Martens Industries

Lyme and Martens Industries, plc (LMI) are an Isselmere-Nielander robotics, precision weapons, and uncrewed vehicle manufacturer. LMI is headquartered in Ponsonby, Detmere. Its president is Henry Bower.

History

Lyme and Martens Industries started operations in 1904 when two designers, Augustus Lyme and Horatio Martens, erstwhile of the Turing-Babbage Corporation challenged their former employer for a gun stabilisation gyroscope contract with the Royal Isselmere-Nieland Navy (RINN). Lyme and Martens Functional Instruments, as the company was then known, won the contract, beginning the firm's long relationship with the RINN.

Products

Missile launchers

• GWLS.35
• GWLS.58

Missiles

• GWS.52 Pelican
• GWS.57 Erne
• GWS.58 Hurricane

Other links

• Defence Procurement Agency
• Detmerian Aerospace Dynamics (DAS)

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