Kia developed Granbird Bare Chassis Vehicle based on long-accumulated technology and infrastructure for commercial vehicles. This Granbird Bare Chassis vehicle can be easily modified as specialized vehicles on the basis of diverse customer requirements.

Additive manufacturing: - allows highly efficient, compact recuperators with custom flow paths, maximizing energy recovery and reducing overall system emissions. - charge air coolers enhance cooling performance with tailored airflow designs, reducing intake temperatures and boosting engine efficiency. - delivers precise, space-efficient pre-coolers and heaters, ensuring optimized thermal response and energy efficiency for various industrial applications.

The PolarFire FPGA and PolarFire SoC families already deliver the industry’s best thermal and power efficiency in the mid-range segment. Optimized for deploying systems with high-compute performance in small form factors, the families have reduced the size and weight of power-constrained systems in applications including industrial imaging, robotics, AI-enabled medical systems and smart defense and aerospace systems.

Rugged 2mm backplane connector system is a compliant PICMG Compact PCI standard solution that provides engineers with an advanced interconnect system to address the requirements of mission-critical applications within commercial aerospace, space and defense market segments.

Seedcore’s VPX Chassis Housing Assembly is designed as a structural platform for Multi-function radar signal processing systems. Featuring a robust 8U 2×5 slot VPX configuration, precision-machined aluminum construction, and excellent thermal management, it ensures high mechanical stability and optimal heat dissipation in demanding defense environments. This chassis housing is deployed in Korea’s key air defense radar systems, including the L-SAM, M-SAM, and LAMD programs, supporting mission-critical radar signal processing architectures.

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The DLR exhibit "Maritime Situation Image" at the Seoul ADEX 2025 uses a VR presentation to illustrate how the use of maritime situation images can be utilised for the protection of maritime infrastructures. Three subject areas are presented and explained: the ‘SeaCat’ autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) concept on object detection in the underwater area, the topic muon tomography, i.e. the use of cosmic radiation (muons) for the tomographic examination of objects such as freight containers, and Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) on the detection of ships and submerged objects using fibre optic cables on the seabed.