EOTDS is designed for Assault Riffle with our LED illuminating reticle technology. This sight helps user getting the target distance with the bullet drop compensator and is easy to aim properly. It is designed to be utilized with both eyes, providing quick target acquisition and engagement when needed. EOTDS can be used for hunting/recreational purpose.

AR-Powered Work Manuals: Overlay step-by-step instructions onto real-world environments for precise execution. Seamless Integration: Compatible with VIRNECT Make, allowing easy creation and distribution of AR content. Remote Collaboration: Connect with experts via VIRNECT Remote for live support and guidance. Multi-Device Support: Available on Windows, Android, and iOS, ensuring flexibility across various platforms.

EO/IR Payload System EOTS (Electro-Optical Tracking System) is an electronic optical image tracking device that identifies danger and emergency situations on the battlefield, monitors and tracks tragets, and calculates their coordinates, and is an essential equipment for drones that can be used in both military and private sectors. M1 and M2 were developed to use a common mount that connects to the drone by keeping the size of the gimbal assembly the same at 4 inches. M1 can be recognized at a maximum of 0.2km for humans during the day and at night, and M2, which operates in adverse conditions at night, can be recognized at up to 1.0km for tanks in the form of IR continuous zoom.

The VPX3-C11 which provides a full 3U OpenVPX(VITA 65) is a Single Board Computer(SBC) that combines the power, versatility, cost-effectiveness of the 11th generation Intel Xeon W processor and RM590E PCH chipset with the reliability. VPX3-C11 is based on the Intel Xeon W- 11865MLE CPU that has 8 cores running at max 4.5GHz and providing 32Gbytes of high-bandwidth DDR4 SDRAM. Intel Xeon processor includes an integrated Intel UHD Graphics 11th Gen(32 EU) graphics engine, providing discrete GPU performance with OpenGL for graphicsintensive applications. For storage application VPX3-C11 provides the built-in 80GB SLC NVMe SSD solution via PCIe x4 lanes as well as the external SATA expansion through VPX site. The VPX3-C11 satisfies the demanding applications ranging from tactical aircraft to armoured vehicles to rugged industrial systems, with its rich complement of features and I/O including Intel Graphics, Integrated Platform Management Interface, Gigabit Ethernet, DIO, Serial channels, USB ports and more. Especially VPX3-C11 was designed to keep the pin compatibility with VPX3-C11, previous 6th Generation model in terms of I/O interface signal arrangement.

Driven by two micro motors strategically positioned at the edges of the assembly, the design remains ultra-thin, making it ideal for through-hole configurations in optical applications requiring precise transmission. The innovative symmetry of the flexure plates allows for a range of mechanical displacements, enabling unique combinations that can be tailored to your needs. Whether you require extended strokes, precise X-Y stage movement, an additional Z dimension for an X-Y-Z system, or independent lateral displacements of two objects, our multiaxis micropositioning stage is designed to adapt. Scalability is at the heart of this design. By adjusting a few key dimensions, the multiaxis micropositioning plate can be customized to meet the specific requirements of applications that demand smooth motion, long-lasting durability, and maintenance-free, repeatable positioning.

A heavy-duty, high-strength Actuator Assembly for UAV flap actuation.

Digital mission engineering tools connect every stage of the engineering product lifecycle, from initial design to operation. They enable reality-based 3D simulation across multi-domain environments such as air, space, land, and sea by incorporating high-resolution terrain, satellite orbits, RF and radar systems, and sensor environments to accurately replicate real mission conditions. With accurate dynamics-based physical models at the core, these tools provide quantitative analysis of relative positioning between systems, changes in altitude and attitude, line-of-sight availability, and communication link status. Users can predict and evaluate mission elements such as sensor operations, communication links, platform maneuvers, and orbit optimization through scenario-based simulations.