Designed on MPS Microsystems’ modular optomechanics platform, the High-Speed Coaxial Lens Actuator delivers custom-engineered, micron-level alignment in a footprint of just 170 × 87 × 45 mm. Two brushless motors drive lens holders (Ø 12.7 mm) that move in the same precision-machined bore, guaranteeing perfect coaxiality throughout the 3.75 mm stroke and no shimming or iterative alignment required. The closed-loop cam mechanism runs friction-free, ensuring a maintenance-free stage that can be used in laser machining heads, spectrometers or 3-D scanners and keeps working for millions of cycles. Most importantly, stroke, motor, encoder and mounting interfaces of this high-speed coaxial lens actuator can all be customized to fit your needs with regards to optical and space constraints.

The L Series comes with frames in various lengths to accommodate a variety of module combinations. The frames range from a basic frame with just 2 side rails and 2 end caps, to more complex versions with jackscrews, backshells, cable clamps, etc.

With a proven track record of innovation, quality and reliability, Microchip continues to evolve as the foremost supplier of semiconductors to the aerospace and defense market. Our rapidly-expanding portfolio of highly-integrated technology supports the most demanding requirements for space, aviation and defense microelectronics. From radiation-hardened, space-grade solutions to advanced military and commercial aviation electronics, we've leveraged our expertise and product knowledge to build applications-based solution platforms that reduce integration risk, improve productivity and speed time to market. - More than 60 years of space flight heritage with products qualified to the highest government, DLA, NASA and ESA standards - Proven innovation, quality and reliability on aerospace platforms over the past 20 years - Legacy of trusted, reliable and cyber-secure supply chain for defense microelectronics

A next-generation Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) aircraft currently under development, designed with a separable upper platform and lower mission module structure. The interchangeable lower modules can be configured for passenger transport, cargo delivery, or reconnaissance missions, offering exceptional operational flexibility across various applications. As a large-scale platform, it embodies the future of modular air mobility, enabling rapid mission conversion, efficient maintenance, and cost-effective operation for both urban and regional air mobility sectors.

Primarily used in medium-sized and large satellites, it provides high torque performance and momentum conservation. By localizing the Control Moment Gyro controller, which had previously been imported for Korea’s domestic satellite industry, Lumir has gained a competitive advantage in both performance and cost.

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.

The ECL4000 is an LTE outdoor base station developed for the U.S. CBRS market, providing a service radius of several kilometers and enabling seamless private LTE network service.

PILAR vehicle version is designed for the protection of heavy and light armoured vehicles, as well as police armoured vehicles. It is available as a tetrahedral acoustic array mounted on the vehicle roof. It can also include a display indicating the shot origin and identification. This system has been fitted on several hundred vehicles of the French Army and users on various theatres of operations (Afghanistan, Central African Republic, etc.) have been very satisfied.