We can process various materials using machining facilities such as 3-axis, 5-axis, and profile grinders. (Aluminum, copper, stainless steel, Super Alloy, etc.)

MDCX, multipin coax connectors, offer low VSWR of 1.25:1 (typ) up to 10 GHz (max mated pair), maximum overall diameter of 0.125" fitted into low-profile micro-D housing, with constant 50 Ohm airline impedance. MDCX coaxial contacts are compact in size allowing multiple high density connections in a Micro-D style shell for applications where space and weight savings are important. No cumbersome spring mounts are required. These connectors are also available with locking post mechanisms or blindmate hardware attachment.

PILAR Ground Version can be deployed to enhance the surveillance and security of sensitive sites and events. It is the ideal product configuration to ensure optimum operational success in both defence and homeland security scenarios such as: - Military FOBs - Border Control Post - Embassies - VIP gatherings (G8, parades, commemorations, etc.) - Communities (airports, campus, sporting events, railway station, etc.)

The SBC3612D is a rugged 3U VPX single board computer aligned with the compute-intensive SOSA profile, delivering high-performance processing with the Intel® Xeon® D-2775TE 16-core processor and flexible expansion capabilities. • Supports up to 64GB DDR4 SDRAM and 480GB NAND Flash (NVMe SSD) • Offers 100GbE and 10/25GbE data plane and control plane support • Features the Xilinx® Zynq® UltraScale+™ MPSoC FPGA for enhanced security

Engine Start Begins with ATS. The Air Turbine Starter (ATS) is a key component of an aircraft's secondary power system, driven by Bleed Air supplied from the Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) to accelerate the engine up to approximately 8,900 RPM, enabling engine start. Through the in-house development and localization of the ATS, we have incorporated power generation, optimal design of the shear section with consideration of failure, Containment functionality, as well as lubrication and power transmission systems. In addition, we have secured manufacturing and assembly technologies and continue development aimed at successful operation and the establishment of a mass production system.

Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is a methodology that integrates design, analysis, and verification activities throughout the system lifecycle using architecture models. By modeling requirements, functions, structure, and behavior, MBSE supports consistent and informed decision-making. Ansys SAM (System Architecture Modeler) supports the latest system modeling language, SysML v2, and enables both graphical and textual modeling, real-time collaboration, and model management. Ansys ModelCenter integrates various engineering tools and builds automated workflows, enabling what-if simulations and trade studies. By connecting architecture models with simulation models, it supports consistent design analysis and requirements validation using a single source of truth (ASoT).

Short-Wave Infrared(SWIR) Camera is an imaging device that detects reflected light in the 0.9–1.7 μm wavelength range. Compared to visible light, SWIR enables longer-distance observation and provides high-resolution imagery even in degraded visual environments, such as fog, haze, or dust, where conventional visible cameras cannot operate effectively. These capabilities are realized through the use of InGaAs sensors, offering precise detection and surveillance that are unattainable with visible-light imaging. Accordingly, SWIR cameras serve as an advanced imaging solution not only for military, security, and disaster response applications, but also for industrial inspection and research fields.