MOHOC® 2 builds on the success of the original MOHOC Camera with enhanced performance, improved usability, and modernised tactical integration. Purpose-built for defence, law enforcement, and emergency response professionals, the MOHOC 2 retains the patented helmet-contoured design and snag-free profile while introducing upgraded imaging, improved low-light sensitivity, and extended networking capabilities. Designed to perform in the harshest operational conditions, MOHOC 2 is IP68-rated, MIL-STD-810 tested, and capable of surviving 10 m submersion and 2 m drops. It delivers Full HD video at 60 FPS, high-resolution stills, and supports long-duration recording through external power sources. The camera operates silently with no flash or shutter sound, and offers multiple mounting options for helmets, MOLLE, and rail systems. With support for Wi-Fi control, stealth recording, and infrared capability in the IR model, MOHOC 2 is a mission-ready video solution built for today’s connected battlefield.

We bring all our skills and expertise to bear in product development and in-service support in order to meet our customers' needs: 3D drawings and design Aeroelasticity Thermal, CFD analysis Static and dynamic analysis Electrical/hydraulic/mechanical system design Cost-optimized design, cost-benefit analysis Parametric experiment design Optimization techniques and algorithms Multiphysics modeling Concessions management: control plan, extension of concession, design engineering office, concession justification, impact analysis (FMECA, process/design change, etc.), definition of a repair program, updating of certifications Flight physics Configuration management Design, calculation and modeling Composite or metallic parts

DI Optical’s new EG1 prism gunsight provides a parallax free reticle for increased accuracy and rapid target acquisition. The shaded 30mm lens provides a wide, crystal clear field of view. CNC machined from a solid billet of aircraft quality 6061-T6 aluminum, the compact EG1 is unsurpassed in ruggedness and reliability. The rotary brightness switch can be conveniently operated with a gloved hand.

To complete their missions successfully in hostile territory, helicopters must have accurate, jam-resistant navigation systems that are able to operate effectively and dependably in all mission scenarios. These conditions may require high-speed, low-level flight over featureless, unknown terrain, and in the presence of enemy jamming.

The Crane stands as a state-of-the-art Mid-Wave Infrared (MWIR) detector. This device features a 5-megapixel resolution in a 2560×2048 format with a fine 5μm pitch. It is based on SCD's established XBn technology or Hot Full Midwave (HFM) and incorporates a digital readout circuit developed using an advanced CMOS process. The High Operating Temperature (HOT) Focal Plane Array (FPA) functions efficiently at 150K or 120K, enabling a large-format detector that excels in image quality while maintaining a relatively compact size, weight, and power consumption. SCD continues to lead in innovation.

This cable assembly is applied to various precision and high-function facilities and equipment such as armored vehicles, warships/ship, medical equipment, and communication equipment to perform power connection and electronic signal connection functions. Military cable assemblies are vital for the defense and aerospace industries. Cable assemblies must be built with high-performing materials and components that withstand harsh conditions, such as vibrations, high temperatures, and chemical exposure.

To guarantee maximum safety and reliability, our DA 30 features a brushless motor and a contactless wear-free position sensor. This means maximum service life with the greatest‐possible power delivery and its design prevents electromagnetic emissions (EMI) caused by brush sparking. The housing made of saltwater‐resistant aluminum is HART‐coat treated, meets the IP‐67 standard for water and dust sealing and provides an integrated Sub‐D connector (MIL spec. circular connector or cable gland on request). Brackets integrated in the housing for horizontal and vertical assembly. 8‐fold, ball‐bearing supported, steel gear train, drive shaft with ANSI multi‐tooth. The DA 30 series can be equipped with a standard PWM input (Pulse Width Modulation) that has two different interfaces: a differential, galvanic isolated interface (Opto‐Coupler) and a single‐ended interface with CMOS levels that is also used to program the servo parameters. It includes analog position feedback to detect the drive shaft position. A differential RS‐422 PWM interface can be chosen instead of the opto‐coupled interface. The DA 30 with digital serial command interface (RS‐485) receives its commands via a CRC secured protocol. It can return not only the shaft position in digital format, but also several diagnostic data such as the level of the supply voltage, current consumption and the temperature of the motor and electronics in digital form (optionally also the humidity within the actuator case). These kind of diagnostic capabilities help to determine the health state of the actuators before, during and after deployment.