SAS(360° Situation Awareness System) is a day and night multi sensor system, giving the capability of 360 degree’s situational awareness in the battle field. SAS comes with an uncooled thermal camera as well as a day CMOS sensor supplying crew members in the vehicles with the information out of vehicle for better situational awareness. Each SAS camera provides 90° filed of view and up to 360° with more cameras onto the various kinds of vehicle. SAS-PTV(Panoramic Triple Vision) - Single and Duo (PTV-S / PTV-D) is the device that forces can be aware of 360° surrounding situation in the vehicles through It can me mounted onto M1A1/A2, K1A1/A2 and any other vehicles for optimal performance in complete darkness for driver and commander PTV-S or PTV-D with Wide Field of View provides an optimal image quality an situational awareness capability of the forces SAS comes with an uncooled thermal camera as well as a day CMOS sensor supplying crew members in the vehicles with high definition video for better situational awareness.

The HPC2812 is a rugged 6U VPX high-performance computer aligned with the compute-intensive SOSA profile, delivering top-tier processing with dual Intel® Xeon® D-2700 (Ice Lake-D) processors and flexible expansion capabilities. • Supports up to 128 GB DDR4 SDRAM with ECC and 480 GB NAND Flash (NVMe SSD) per node • Offers 2× 100 GbE (or 4× 40 GbE) data plane with RDMA, PCIe Gen 4 expansion plane, plus control and management plane support • Features the Xilinx® Zynq® UltraScale+™ MPSoC FPGA for enhanced security

External SSD drive with total data delete option by hotkey or red button push Highly robust solution due to the use of a full-aluminium chassis Highly customizable Native supported four inputs for Full HD SDI cameras

Superior Performance: Stable braking power under extreme operating conditions, from taxiing to high-speed landings. Proven Reliability: Robust structures and advanced materials that guarantee long service life with minimal maintenance. Optimized Safety: Redundant design features and compliance with international aviation standards to meet the highest levels of operational safety. Custom Solutions: Tailored brake designs to fit the specific requirements of fixed-wing aircraft, rotary aircraft, and unmanned aerial platforms.

The VPX power supplies are compliant with VITA 62, MIL-STD-704, MIL-STD-461 and MIL-STD-810 for 28 Vin DC, 270 Vin DC & Universal AC systems. The VPX delivers up to 1000 W and up to 6 outputs with a typical efficiency of 91%. Offered in VITA approved ruggedized 3U and 6U size packages with internal conduction cooling and high speed backplane connectors.

SAF-FIRES™ is a standards-based, image generator agnostic, and scalable Call-For-Fire and Close Air Support training simulation with autonomous Smart Trainer suitable for deployment in Joint Fires and accreditable JTAC training simulators. Built upon the same Call-For-Fire and Close Air Support software engine that powers the accredited simulation Fires FST™, SAF-FIRESTM delivers the same mature and complete Joint Fires training solution but makes it available for integration with any DIS, HLA or CIGI compatible simulation or Image Generator. Supporting both conventional near-peer and counter-insurgency operational scenarios, SAF-FIRES™ enables JFOs and JTACs to train realistically in a modern complex battlespace against an agile and adaptive adversary. Heightened realism and cognitively challenging training are enabled through the incorporation of non-combatants, urban clutter, UAV surveillance, various close air support platforms and accurate military targeting procedures.

EveryDrone is a web-based tool for developing high-performance drones. It enables 3D model creation, virtual wind tunnel testing(CFD), and structural analysis, all without software installation. Even without prior simulation knowledge, anyone can follow the workflow to easily complete simulations.

Every year, we celebrate World Space Week in October to honor scientists' contributions to space research and inspire the next generation of innovators. Honeywell has been a part of every NASA human space mission since the late 1950s, when our flight-control systems were installed on the X-15 Rocket Plane (shown above in a photo of Neil Armstrong after a research flight in November 1959).