The Boreas 50 fiber optic gyroscope (FOG) is a highly accurate and reliable navigation technology. It’s the result of over 25 years of development in partnership with two research institutions. The gyroscope uses a closed-loop optical coil and an advanced spread-spectrum digital modulation technique to improve accuracy, stability, and reliability while reducing size, weight, power, and cost. Gyrocompass North-Seeking The Boreas range of fiber optic gyroscopes (FOGs) can determine heading without needing a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) or a magnetometer. By sensing the Earth’s rotation, the system’s north-seeking algorithm can acquire an accurate heading. This is possible in static and dynamic conditions, even at high latitudes. Reliability Boreas 50 has been designed from the ground up for rugged reliability. Both the hardware and software are tested and certified to environmental and electromagnetic standards (MIL-STD 461 and MIL-STD 810H). The precision aluminum enclosure is waterproof and dustproof to the IP67 standard. The system is resilient to shock and vibration, allowing it to be used in extreme conditions. Industry-Leading SWaP-C The Boreas 50 FOG Series delivers industry-leading performance with a compact and lightweight design. Excelling in terms of Size, Weight, Power, and Cost (SWaP-C). Multi-Protocol Support The Boreas 50 features multiple interfaces, including Ethernet, CAN, RS232, 1PPS, RS422, and GPIOs. It supports industry standard protocols, including NMEA 0183, CANopen, 1PPS, and ANPP, as well as a wide variety of proprietary protocols. A rich, responsive embedded web interface provides full access to all of the device’s internal functions and data. Internal storage allows for up to one year of data logging.

The EXOpod is the most advanced cubesat deployment system on the market. It is available in 6U/8U, 12U and 16U sizes which can be broken down into smaller slots to accommodate cubesats of any size. EXOpod Nova, the latest generation of the EXOpod line, is rapidly expanding what the cubesat design standard (CDS) is capable of – cubesats launching with Nova can now increase the volume of their lateral protrusions by 400% and their mass by 30%, enabling a wider and more powerful array of satellite designs and use cases.

Nara Space’s first standard nanosatellite for Earth observation constellations with 7 optical bands and 1.5 m GSD. Launched November 2023 to the 525 km of the orbit, it has 2 years Mission Lifetime.

The most advanced flightline test set available, capable of testing all Alternate Mission Equipment (AME) and Aircraft Armament Equipment (AAE) including pylons, launchers, bomb racks, and pods. Overcoming the legacy and "smart" weapons armament test gap, SmartCan utilizes active test and weapons emulation for all currently deployed weapons systems' communications interfaces.

PELICAN-D LW is a 640x512 elements, 15μm pitch, Type-2 SuperLattice (T2SL) technology based 2D Long Wave Infrared (LWIR) digital IDCA. The new ROIC outputs digital signal, similarly to SCD’s previous digital detectors: Sebastian-320, Sebastian-480, Sebastian-640, Pelican-D, Hercules, and Blackbird. Pelican-D LW is available in the same configurations as the standard (MW) Pelican-D, with a large variety of cold shield apertures and cooler types. The proximity board provides the FPA timing and sensitive power supplies. Camera-Link interface highly simplifies the integration of the detector to the system.

Twister is lightweight, rapidly deployable, and designed to provide actionable intelligence directly at the point of contact. Its agility and intuitive operation make it ideal for SOF units operating in contested or high-tempo environments. Key Features: Lightweight and packable <1-minute deployment Designed for small-unit autonomy Live video and metadata transmission Supports target acquisition and real-time threat detection

Electromagnetic activities have become critical in the modern battlespace. In this increasingly contested and congested environment, situational awareness is key in tactical operations. How do you meet such a challenge without compromising the need to remain undetected and to deploy with speed and agility? The solution is passive sensing, sensors that are totally silent and don’t emit signals; but can detect electromagnetic emissions. Passive sensors are nothing new. But, a compact, man-portable system with the ability to support tactical operations at every level, is something new. We call it Sirius Compact, a sensor that can make being silent a very powerful activity.

Spacecraft are exposed to extreme conditions that can jeopardize signal transmission capabilities, making it impossible for repairs in space. Whether traveling millions of miles for exploration or enabling global connectivity, space programs need durable solutions with reduced size and weight they can trust to perform without failure. W. L. Gore & Associates answers the call with small, low-mass GORE® Spaceflight Microwave/RF Assemblies proven to maintain electrical and mechanical performance in the harshest environments, ensuring mission readiness and success.