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A cost-effective and reliable EO/IR solution designed for unmanned platforms, combining compact design with strong performance. The system integrates QVGA/VGA-class infrared sensors and 2–20 megapixel EO cameras, providing versatile options to meet different operational requirements. o Infrared (IR) Sensor: QVGA/VGA resolution, optimized for detection and recognition in short-to-mid range surveillance o Electro-Optical (EO) Module: 2MP–20MP visible light cameras with high-resolution imaging, adaptable to multiple mission profiles o Design Philosophy: Lightweight, compact, and robust for integration into unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), unmanned surface vehicles (USVs), and ground robotics o Key Value: Balances price competitiveness, system reliability, and modular scalability for mass deployment

Digitally recorded distressed and alarmed birds, along with the sounds made by their natural predators are broadcast through high output weather-resistant speakers. This triggers a primal fear and flee response. Super easy installation figure makes the systern portable across crop and place Replaceable, customizable species specific bio- acoustic sound chip according to birds kinds and specific regions Effective Coverage: Up to 50m for one single direction, approximately 5,000 square meter Technology integrated operation system enables sound duration and interval to prevent habituation to the sounds Overcharge, over-discharge protection Sound Pressure: 120-130 db at 1 meter Frequency: 3-5 kHz With severe bird infestations, it is always recommended to use at least 2 bird control methods together. Sonic cannon is a very good to use in conjunction with the bio-acoustic bird repeller.

Today, space satellites are moving away from RF Analog based payloads providing low speed telecommunication signaling, to a new Digital Transparent Processor architecture for high throughput satellites. Those architectures increase the demand for rugged and higher speed connectivity. To meet those industry needs, Smiths Interconnect has developed the NXS Series, an advanced high speed, high density interconnect to provide next generation data on demand. Equipped with the Hypertac® hyperboloid contact technology the NXS system can withstand data rate application up to 50 Gbps (per channel) requirements, including extreme levels of vibration, shock and climatic testing above 2100 g. The NXS Series is designed in a robust construction with 4 or 12 high speed quadrax (dual-twinax) modules. The recent EMI Flange addition provides the extra benefit of reducing electromagnetic interference. Each ultra-high density quadrax module contains 2 dual twinax at 100 Ω each pair. It is blind mateable, hot pluggable, with ultra-low mating forces and low outgassing materials. In addition, the solderless PCB mount design reduces the customer’s risk and cost of ownership. The connector is mounted after reflow and has no impact on nearby components.

Twister is lightweight, rapidly deployable, and designed to provide actionable intelligence directly at the point of contact. Its agility and intuitive operation make it ideal for SOF units operating in contested or high-tempo environments. Key Features: Lightweight and packable <1-minute deployment Designed for small-unit autonomy Live video and metadata transmission Supports target acquisition and real-time threat detection

- Swarm (Multicopter) : 20 Drones/ 1 swarm - Endurance : Rceonnaissance Drone: 23mim. / Loitering munition: 23mim. - MTOW : 2.4kg - Payload : 600g (Leader: EO/IR/LRF, Attack Drones : munition ) - Size : 300x360mm - Control Range : up to 5km

From precise control of various optical components(laser/detector/amplifier) & laser beam alignment(QD/FSM), a data rate of 10G can be achieved over distances of several thousand kilometers.

Next-generation satellite multi-band terminal system development project