Our PIT systems are built to withstand the toughest weather conditions and meet international aviation standards. Our versatile configurations are tailored to your operational needs - from compact access units to advanced pop-up mechanisms. PIT system types: MINIPIT Hatch Systems – Compact and simple underground solution for smaller aprons or light traffic zones. Standard Hatch PIT Systems – Durable and reliable access pits for electrical, fuel, and IT systems under the apron. Pop-Up PIT Systems – Mechanized lifting PIT system for convenient and fast surface access when needed. Each system offers specific advantages depending on the scale, type of aircraft, and regional standards of your operations.

Taesang manufactures Fixed Wing Aircraft using advanced closed die forging technology with SMS Group equipment. This process ensures precision, consistency, and superior quality for critical aerospace applications

Designed to deliver the highest level of performance, the non-ITAR TAC-450-360 IMU includes our exclusive photonic integrated chip (PIC) technology. The high-performance TAC-450-360 IMU is designed for applications in which high bandwidth, low latency, and low drift are critical. The TAC-450-360 IMU is integrated with inertial-grade accelerometers and three axes of magnetometers to provide the high accuracy levels that leading autonomous and manned platforms demand. Highlights Designed for ease of integration with flexible interface settings and programmable message outputs Excellent performance in critical applications and the specs that matter most Improved SWaP plus robust performance and survivability Technology Details Photonic Integrated Chip Technology EMCORE’s photonic integrated chip (PIC) technology* reimagines FOG technology by replacing individual fiber components with an innovative integrated planar optic chip. This results in a FOG with PIC Inside™ that’s reliable and robust. With three of these integrated photonic gyros at its core, the TAC-450-360 IMU provides the safe, accurate performance autonomous platforms demand.

12kW DBC HEL Source for C-UAS

Supported by a rugged internal combustion engine compatible with heavy fuels, Reliant delivers over 10 hours of persistent ISR without runways, launchers, or recovery gear. Designed for high-wind, high-altitude, and denied environments, Reliant excels where legacy platforms fall short. Dual swappable payload bays support ISR, SIGINT, or EW missions, while onboard edge AI processing enabled by NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX modules delivers real-time threat detection and adaptive rerouting, even without connectivity. The platform can be deployed by a two-person team in under 10 minutes using a compact 10×10-meter footprint for launch and recovery from rooftops, vehicles, ships, or remote terrain. With an IP55-rated, all-weather design and reliable GNSS-denied navigation, Reliant gives operators the flexibility and resilience required to operate in complex, contested battlespaces.

Powered by a single CR123 lithium battery, the ACTUS® ALD-1 Laser Sight offers 4 to 9 hours of runtime, depending on usage. Its robust all-aluminum housing ensures exceptional durability, while its compact size, similar to a standard deck of playing cards, makes it highly portable and convenient. The IR and visible lasers are optically paired, streamlining the zeroing process for quick, accurate adjustments and enhanced ease of use.

Superior Performance: Stable braking power under extreme operating conditions, from taxiing to high-speed landings. Proven Reliability: Robust structures and advanced materials that guarantee long service life with minimal maintenance. Optimized Safety: Redundant design features and compliance with international aviation standards to meet the highest levels of operational safety. Custom Solutions: Tailored brake designs to fit the specific requirements of fixed-wing aircraft, rotary aircraft, and unmanned aerial platforms.

Portable thermal target with day/night combined shooting training. Application of advanced thermal sensing technology to realistically reproduce various combat situations to improve the user's shooting ability. Heat generation performance can be achieved through multiple fires, increasing shooting training efficiency and reducing operational costs.