We empower businesses to leverage Extended Reality (XR) for training, skill development, and digital transformation. Whether you need us to develop Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), or Digital Twin simulations, or prefer to create immersive content independently, WEAVR supports you with the cutting-edge no-code platform. Born from the aerospace industry, WEAVR leverages the same precision and operational excellence required in mission-critical environments to elevate training and simulation across multiple industries. From Manufacturing and Energy to Healthcare, Defense, Safety and beyond, we provide organizations with the next-generation immersive tools to optimize performance, enhance safety, and drive innovation. WEAVR enables organizations to quickly and easily produce, deploy, and manage engaging XR experiences without any coding skills. Designed for scalability and seamless integration, it helps businesses: Enhance training retention and engagement Accelerate skill development Reduce costs and time to deployment Standardize protocols across teams Onboarding program Gain real-time insights for continuous improvement Our goal? Turning your ideas into scalable Extended Reality training solutions. Extended Reality-driven training and innovation are already here.

In high-reliability industries such as aerospace, defense, and nuclear, embedded software is emerging as a core competitive advantage, driving increasing demand for systems based on safety certification. Ansys SCADE is a model-based solution that supports the entire lifecycle of safety-critical software—from design to certification—for applications such as flight control systems, engine controllers, and cockpit display systems (CDS). It ensures high reliability, real-time performance, and safety compliance required for the development of complex avionics systems. Key Features - Model-based embedded software development and automatic code generation - Compliance with aerospace safety certification standards such as DO-178C, ARINC 661, and FACE™

The iGRVT-50 is InterGravity Technologies’ next-generation green-propellant orbital transfer vehicle (OTV), purpose-built for the rideshare launch ecosystem. iGRVT-50 enables small payloads (up to 15–20 kg class) to be deployed or serviced in a wide range of orbits. Key Features - Payload Capacity : Up to ~20 kg class hosted payloads - Propulsion System : 20 N green bipropellant thrusters (C₂H₆/N₂O) - Delta-V Capability : > 450 m/s - Communications : UHF, S-band TM/TC, X-band downlink

Psion designs and manufactures high-performance NVIS-compatible LEDs, supporting a wide range of applications in defense and aerospace industries. Our lineup includes Green A, Green B, Red, Yellow, Covert, White, as well as white- and black-frame LEDs — all developed to meet MIL-STD-3009 requirements. We specialize in customized solutions, offering flexible options in wavelength, color, size, and optical characteristics to meet diverse customer specifications. With several years of R&D experience and ongoing deliveries to global clients, Psion is actively shaping the future of the NVIS LED market through innovation and precision engineering.

정상적인 신호 수신을 방해하는 재밍 (Jamming)을 극복하고 안정적인 위성신호를 수신하는 안테나를 독자개발하였습니다.

The beginning of national defense and security, it has been recognized for its reliability and stability. VITZROCELL's Military batteries meet stringent military performance requirements and are applied in defense systems and smart weapons.

With an unrivalled pedigree of delivering the pilots of the future for air forces across the globe, Hawk is the world's most successful and proven military aircraft trainer - with operational capability.

CATIS™ is an ultra-high-resolution, small satellite imaging radar device independently developed by Lumir. It consists of three components: the radar signal transmission/reception device SCEU, an active phased array antenna SATA, and a data downlink antenna KaPA. This X-band imaging radar device is designed for small satellites weighing 150 kg, offering an ultra-high resolution of 0.3 m. It transmits wideband RF signals to the observation area while orbiting at an altitude of 500 km and receives the reflected signals to acquire Earth observation data.