SAT-PRE establish emergency communication networks for communication-disrupted areas during natural disasters and catastrophes. SAT-PRE ensures communications between commands in deepest operational areas and also between team members. it maximized communication success in adverse terrain, weather and other terrible conditions. The rate of transfer success is over 90%. The implementation of various communication methods such as voice PTT, automatic location reporting, and specialized transmission and reception using satellites as we reflects the latest technology based on Iridium 2nd generation satellites. The mission control center's CL-700 receives information transmitted from the operational area SAT-PRE in real time for up to 1,000 units and shares on-site situations by linking with other systems.

High impedance D-Sub connectors are designed to ground the outer shield of a twinax or quadrax contact directly to the shell of the connector. A multi-finger ground spring fixed around the shell provides a multi-point contact engagement that affords superior EMI shielding. The end result is an extremely low contact resistance when measured from the contact outer body to the connector flange, ensuring minimal RF noise and high durability of over 500 mating cycles.

SAS(360° Situation Awareness System) is a day and night multi sensor system, giving the capability of 360 degree’s situational awareness in the battle field. SAS comes with an uncooled thermal camera as well as a day CMOS sensor supplying crew members in the vehicles with the information out of vehicle for better situational awareness. Each SAS camera provides 90° filed of view and up to 360° with more cameras onto the various kinds of vehicle. SAS-PTV(Panoramic Triple Vision) - Single and Duo (PTV-S / PTV-D) is the device that forces can be aware of 360° surrounding situation in the vehicles through It can me mounted onto M1A1/A2, K1A1/A2 and any other vehicles for optimal performance in complete darkness for driver and commander PTV-S or PTV-D with Wide Field of View provides an optimal image quality an situational awareness capability of the forces SAS comes with an uncooled thermal camera as well as a day CMOS sensor supplying crew members in the vehicles with high definition video for better situational awareness.

Original compact design and long-term production know-how. System reliability and overall competitiveness.

SamTra International was established as a privately owned trading company in Seoul Korea on March 17, 1995, specialized in selling various type of special cables, connectors and cable assemblies for high reliable, high life time & mission-critical applications, and recently in supplying high performance electro-mechanical & optical components, such as air moving low noise level fans & blowers, and brushless motors and DC torque motors, actuators, slip rings, rotary joints, optical transceivers and ethernet switches for optical network communication in aero-mil applications.

Developed as Korea’s first hydrogen-and-battery hybrid propulsion system, this next-generation eco-friendly aircraft uses electric batteries for take-off and hydrogen fuel cells for cruise flight, achieving a new standard in sustainable aviation. Recognized as a world-first intellectual property, this model also became the first hydrogen hybrid Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) aircraft in Korea to receive Special Airworthiness Certification from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport in 2024.

This system processes threat information across air, surface, and underwater domains, while providing video distribution, recording, and storage functions. It also interfaces with external equipment to enable efficient, fleet-wide operational control. - Compliant with MIL-SPEC standards (shock, vibration, temperature/humidity, EMI/EMC) - Equipped with a liquid-cooling system to protect internal components

◾ Drive Motor : Electric motor installed in the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Robot to supply power for driving. ◾ Flipper Motor : Electric motor that supplies power for driving the flipper of the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Robot.