A connector in military or aerospace applications is a device used to join electrical wires, cables, or circuits securely, ensuring reliable signal and power transmission under harsh conditions.

Inserts are used in the aerospace industry in lightweight sandwich panels and are then bonded. The panels can then be screwed or various components can be fastened. However, the manual process has several disadvantages: Enormous expenditure of time for the manual filling of several thousand inserts, high material waste due to relaxation of the material, and high material costs through the use of cartridges. ViscoTec can map the filling process automatically. The dispensing process is absolutely precise. A significant amount of material can thus be saved. In addition, material can be supplied from large containers, which in turn lowers purchase prices. Another important advantage: As a rule, no new specifications have to be made since no changes are made to the actual process.

A converter-integrated Main Generator installed in the T-50 series that supplies power to the system.

The SDI170 IMU is designed for demanding, mission-critical, rugged environments and ideal for continuous use applications with no wear-out components, highly linear accelerometer performance and longer life compared to competing alternatives. It is constructed with EMCORE’s latest generation quartz gyros, quartz accelerometers, and high-speed signal processing to achieve outstanding precision performance. The solid-state quartz sensors and hermetically sealed IMU construction provide reliable MTBF and a 20-year operating and storage life. Continuous Built-in Test (BIT), configurable communications protocols, electromagnetic interference (EMI) protection and flexible input power compatibility make the SDI170 IMU easy to use in a wide range of higher-order integrated commercial and defense system applications.

The flagship VS-210 represents a landmark achievement in Korea’s urban air mobility development. As the nation’s first domestically designed and manufactured piloted eVTOL aircraft to successfully perform an urban air mobility flight, the VS-210 showcases V-Space’s technological leadership in advanced electric aviation. Built with lightweight composite structures and a high-power electric propulsion system, it delivers quiet, zero-emission, and eco-friendly operation while demonstrating remarkable flight stability and control. Through its successful demonstration flights, the VS-210 has become a symbolic platform proving Korea’s readiness for the next generation of sustainable urban aviation. Under the slogan “Touchable Future,” V-Space continues to lead innovation in electric propulsion, integrated system design, and future UAM certification readiness.

It is a target drone that supports Live-fire training of various anti-aircraft weapon systems (Anti-Aircraft Gun, Guided Missiles, etc.) of the Army, Navy, and Air Force. Target drone take on the role of aggressor aircraft in training. When the target drone flies, the anti-aircraft weapon system participating in the training detects the target drone, conducts tracking training, and then conducts live fire to directly shoot down the target drone. In addition, we are developing services through anti-drone system (radar detection and tracking) performance testing and education/training based on the know-how and technology accumulated through live-fire training target drone operation services.

Threaded bushing enables localized reinforcement of and attachment to panel structure. Supplied with disposable installation fixture. 1.25" Flange Diameter. SIZES: Imperial fine thread sizes from 10-32 (.190"-32) to 3/8-24 (.375"-24), Imperial coarse thread sizes from 8-32 (.164"-32) to 3/8-16 (.375"-16), and metric thread sizes from M5 to M8. 1.25" Flange Diameter. Grip lengths from 0.25" to 1.50". MATERIALS: Aluminum, 300 Series Stainless Steel, A-286 Stainless Steel, 316 Stainless Steel, and Titanium. Optional epoxy primer. FEATURES: Standard 1.25" diameter flange, 0.75" x 1.25" trimmed flange optional.

Solution Overview The AI-Based Command Decision Support System, "KWM," identifies battlefield targets and recommends optimal weapon system combinations. It supports end-to-end "Sensor-to-Shooter" execution for rapid, accurate, and efficient engagement and command decision-making. Main Features Identifies targets on the battlefield using integrated sensors and data Recommends the most effective attack strategies for both reconnaissance and attack missions Provides command decision support through real-time analysis and visualization Suggests and allocates optimal target formations and strike assets Supports on-site command and control with a user-friendly interface Key Advantages Enables quick, accurate, and efficient engagement of enemy targets Automated recommendation of attack strategies and allocation of strike resources Real-time synchronization between reconnaissance and attack kill webs Direct connection from detection to strike (Sensor-to-Shooter capability) Increases operational efficiency and decision-making accuracy in complex battlefield environments Applied Cases Successfully piloted in the Army Tiger Boost Project in 2024 Used for command decision-making and efficient allocation of attack resources in live military scenarios