STX Engine produces medium speed engine driven power generation equipment that can satisfy customers 100% by ideally combining medium speed engines, which have been collectively produced at our Changwon factory since obtaining licenses from the mid 1970's from MAN ENERGY SOLUTIONS in Germany and NIIGATA POWER SYSTEM in Japan, with a power generation system designed with rich experience in the area of system engineering. By installing diesel engine power generation equipment in locations across Korea and overseas, such as on islands, remote areas, resorts, etc., where no public power supply is available, as well as industrial complexes and hospitals which require good source of power, and factories receiving expensive public power supply, etc., our customers can confirm the investment effect within a short period of time after experiencing the power supply we make available to them, as well as low installation and operation costs and maximized availability of the equipment.

Radio interference on telecommunications / broadcasting satellites operating in and outside of the country may result in degradation and interference of telecommunications / broadcasting. This system searches the interfering sources by TDOA / FDOA.

The QVM-200 is an ultra-compact video transmission module mounted on a small device that compresses camera video in real time and transmits it to a remote control device. This product features a built-in H.264/H.265 codec, compressing high-definition video at FHD (1920x180p) @ 60fps and UHD (3840x2160p) @ 30fps. It also supports various video transmission protocols, enabling real-time video control and operation. In particular, the QVM-200's built-in real-time high-compression video transmission technology enables ultra-low bandwidth video transmission, ensuring stable video transmission even in wireless environments with extremely limited bandwidth. It provides a MIPI camera interface and a USB port for connecting EO and IR cameras. Its minimal size and weight allow it to be installed even in ultra-compact drones with limited space, weight, and power consumption.

[Cutting by water jet] Micro water jet cutting: The micro water jet enables a refined process to be carried out in precision cutting. This high-precision technology reduces the jet diameter by a factor of 5 and makes water jet cutting more precise by a factor of 10. The micro water jet achieves a cutting accuracy of +/- 0.01 mm and a positioning accuracy of ±0.005 mm. The proven advantages of the cold cutting process remain unchanged. In the pure water process, the cutting width was reduced to 0.2 mm in the abrasive process for hard materials such as nickel-based alloys and titanium. The new technology controls the cutting process and manipulates the cutting path depending on the contour and speed enabling a highly precise cut. Standard waterjet cutting: Water jet cutting is highly efficient and at the same time less severe than other cutting techniques. Low process forces and thermal loads prevent bending or melting. We can cut filigree delicate contours from practically all nickel alloys and titanium alloys. Using our standard process we can cut a range of shapes and dimensions according to customer requirements and drawings and achieve tolerances of +/- 0.1 mm or +/- 0.2 mm.

The Sentry Mesh 6161 is a Software Defined Radio hosting our highly robust MANET waveforms that have been proven in applications from Public Safety to Unmanned Systems and Covert Operations. The MeshUltraTM waveform optimises the use of available channel bandwidth through a token passing technology, which avoids collisions and provides a bound, predictable data packet latency. Wider bandwidth, together with superior RF performance and optional Interference Avoidance System (IAS), maximises communications effectiveness in the presence of interference. The standardised design of the 6161 ensures that it can be integrated with a large range of accessory devices such as audio, data, power solutions, and antennas to address current and future program needs.

An Angle of Attack (AOA) indicator is a flight instrument that shows a pilot the angle between the aircraft's wing and the oncoming air, providing a crucial safety margin by warning of an approaching aerodynamic stall. Unlike airspeed. A Vertical Speed Indicator (VSI), also known as a Rate of Climb and Descent Indicator (RCDI) is an instrument which indicates the rate of climb or descent of an aircraft. These devices are installed and compatible with F-16 series aircraft and KAI's T-50/FA-50 series aircraft.

All units are equipped with a microprocessor-based MPCU controller that manages diagnostics, protection, and optional energy consumption monitoring systems. EAR rectifiers are trusted across ground support zones, hangars, and field operations.

Side shells, wing shells and fuselage structures are made of CFK, GFK, aluminium or organic sheets and get connected during production. Sealants are used to seal the connection surfaces. These are usually two-component polysulphides, which have to be applied in different geometries. Typical applications are: Fillet sealings, oversealings, interface sealings and seal caps. Due to their properties, polysulfides require very low pressure and shear handling. The compressibility of the fillers contained in the medium requires a high level of expertise and a coherent overall system from material removal to application. With manual application, long production times and high material ejection have a negative influence on the complete process. Complex quality standards are required due to the risk of human error. With the in-house developments of the vipro-DUOMIX from ViscoTec, this process can be depicted fully automatically. The individual nozzle design is also adapted to each application. The result is a controlled dosage in compliance with the specifications and at the same time the highest repeat accuracy.