- Detects fire through heat sources when installed in areas where optical fire detectors are difficult to apply, such as in the presence of contaminants or obstructed visibility - Capable of detecting fire even if the sensing line is severed - Length can be adjusted depending on the equipment applied

Large mirrors are crucial in various optical systems, particularly long-range multi-spectral setups for defense, surveillance, and commercial use, like UAV optics and agricultural temperature monitoring. Aerospace applications, such as satellites and telescopes, are common. These mirrors come in different shapes and materials, including Al, Si, Ge, and Cu, spanning visible, UV, and IR spectrums. By using advanced CNC grinding, polishing, and diamond turning we provide precise surface forms, with tight tolerances, and multispectral performance. Our mirrors, up to 700mm in diameter, provide impressive specifications: 0.05% radius tolerance, less than 0.5Fr P-V irregularities, 0.1Fr RMS at 0.633μ, and sub-40Å RMS roughness. MKS Ophir's proprietary coatings enhance spectral performance and surface durability. Contact us to set a meeting at ADEX Seoul

A high-performance AI onboard processor built on NVIDIA’s Jetson platform, capable of trillions of operations per second. Demonstrated in orbit on SpaceX’s Transporter-11 mission, TetraPLEX minimizes downlink demands by performing real-time in-space analysis, cutting both costs and data delivery times while improving operational resilience.

CP-10K (FIRE CONTROL COMPUTER) The computer for fixed-rate control consists of five processors for main control, communication, casting, console control, and shared memory, and performs the function of controlling guided missiles through the interface.

· Optimized deployment of manned and unmanned aerial assets with separate takeoff and landing runways · Securing aerial/maritime superiority with unmanned combat aerial vehicles (UCAVs) and Drone · Expanded real-time surveillance range through the operation of medium-altitude unmanned reconnaissance aerial vehicles · Enhanced assault capabilities to target and command & control (C2) with manned and unmanned forces

The new Super-TAC IMU integrates three fiber optic gyros that exceed tactical grade performance with three high-accuracy Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) accelerometers and state-of-the-art support electronics in a single small, lightweight package. This solution addresses the need for superior inertial performance in a tactical- grade package, critical for operation in GPS denied and contested environments. The Super-TAC IMU measures change in velocity and angle, utilizing a configurable variable synchronous data link control (SDLC) digital serial bus. The Super-TAC is configured to offer customers the best value solution when designing new systems as well as provide the flexibility to upgrade existing platforms. The Super-TAC IMU employs state-of-the-art optics with fewer components, providing significant performance and reliability improvements across standard military environments. Background Emcore, located in Budd Lake, NJ has been designing, developing and producing inertial components, sensors and navigation systems for Space, Ground, and Avionic applications for over 35 years. Emcore has been developing Fiber Optic Gyros (FOGs) since the early 1990s, producing and delivering IMU products with performance ranging from tactical to strategic grade PERFORMANCE GYRO PERFORMANCE Bias Stability < 0.05 °/hr. (1σ) Angle Random Walk ( ARW) ≤ 0.01 °/√hr. (1σ) Scale Factor Repeatability ≤ 100 ppm (1σ) Scale Factor Linearity ≤ 50 ppm (1σ) Angular Rate Range 1,000 °/sec Acceleration Range 100,000 °/sec2 ACCELEROMETER PERFORMANCE Range ± 25 g Bias Variation ≤ 50 μg (1σ) Scale Factor Stability ≤ 300 ppm (1σ) SYSTEM PERFORMANCE Bandwidth (adjustable) 800 Hz (gyros) 150 Hz (accelerometers) MTBF >25,000 hr.

It is designed to be suitable for difficult environments and can be applied to high torque and angle control. Applications are Missile defense, Torpedoes, Anti-drones system, Underwater drones.

TESCAN SOLARIS X 2 extends FIB physical failure analysis capabilities to large-area applications, making deep cross-sectioning of advanced packaging devices, displays, MEMS, and optoelectronic devices more efficient. Featuring the new generation Mistral™ Xe Plasma FIB column, SOLARIS X 2 offers increased maximum ion beam current and a sharper ion beam profile across the full range, with significantly reduced beam tails. This allows operators to use higher milling and polishing currents, achieving superior surface quality comparable to conventional Plasma FIB, but with greater speed and precision.