The EPNR1000 is a drone-mounted 5G base station integrating CU-DU-RU, with 5G Core and an IP-PTT application server built in. All 5G network elements are combined into a single unit, allowing standalone operation (IOPS). Mounted on a drone, it can provide line-of-sight coverage over obstacles like buildings or mountains, making it an ideal system for delivering 5G services over wide areas during disasters or military operations.

Since the start of the ROK and US military aircraft maintenance program in 1978, Korean Air has grown into the largest military aircraft maintenance facility in the Asia-Pacific region, having delivered more than 4,700 military aircraft. We established and maintain a cooperative relationship with ROK and USG military to support the comprehensive maintenance of military aircraft, from F-4, F-15, F-16, A-10, UH-60, to CH-47, and more. Based on Korean Air's expertise in commercial aviation operation, we plan to introduce the "Performance-Based Logistics System", a next-generation maintenance support concept, to realize high-level follow-up military support services.

Lumir developed this new on-board computer in cooperation with Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) for the CAS500-3 (technology verification satellite), which is scheduled to be launched aboard Korea’s fourth Nuri launch vehicle.

Safran’s TG600 is a 600 kW hybrid-electric turbogenerator—derived from the Arrano turboshaft and paired with GENeUS generators—designed to serve as the core propulsion component for Electra’s nine‑passenger eSTOL aircraft.

The SC6G0 series supports 4K60 hardware compression and UVC video output, with power options via PoE or USB Bus Power. Its built-in SoC delivers 2.5 AI TOPS, enabling seamless YOLO AI tool integration. This design streamlines system setup and connectivity, boosting flexibility and deployment efficiency across diverse AV applications.

Hyundai Elevator is leveraging its expertise in elevator technology to develop infrastructure for urban air mobility (UAM). We are working on takeoff, landing, charging, and maintenance platforms that can be built on top of existing buildings, solving space constraints in congested urban environments. Our initiative is backed by their manufacturing expertise and government support, though global building codes may present a challenge in scaling the solution.

Lumir developed this new on-board computer in cooperation with Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) for the CAS500-3 (technology verification satellite), which is scheduled to be launched aboard Korea’s fourth Nuri launch vehicle.

Monitors abnormal engine operation based on digital and analog signals from the aircraft engine. It calculates engine life indices and detects engine malfunctions for generate a Pilot Fault List (PFL), which will stored in memory. When an engine failure is detected, it provides warning for display on the Central Maintenance Panel (CMP). Developed as a replacement for obsolete, achieving 60% cost competitiveness compared to equivalent products. - x1 MIL-STD-1553B - x16 Discrete Inout - x14 Discrete Output - x3 Analog Input - x1 RS-232 - Size: 283 x 265 x 89 (mm) - Weight : 4.1Kg - Environment : MIL-STD-810G - EMI/EMC : MIL-STD-461G - Power : MIL-STD-704F (28VDC, 25W)