AI Navigation Algorithm Certus features Advanced Navigation’s revolutionary AI neural network sensor fusion algorithm. It was designed for control applications and has a high level of health monitoring and instability prevention to ensure stable and reliable data. High-Performance MEMS Certus contains high performance MEMS sensors that are put through Advanced Navigation’s intensive 8 hour temperature calibration process. This provides the highest accuracy possible from this sensor class and outputs consistent accuracy over the full temperature range from -40°C to 85°C. Dual Antenna RTK GNSS Certus contains a dual frequency RTK GNSS receiver that provides up to 1 cm accuracy positioning and supports all of the current and future satellite navigation systems, including GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO, BeiDou and QZSS. Dual antenna heading provides high accuracy heading that is not impacted by magnetic interference and has no motion requirements. Time Synchronization Certus contains a GNSS disciplined oscillator that can act as the primary time source within a distributed time system, enabling access to ultra-accurate system time using PTP or NTP network time sync. Certus also has a high-accuracy 1PPS and frequency output. Multi-Protocol Support Certus features multiple interfaces including Ethernet, CAN, RS232, RS422 and GPIOs. Certus supports all the industry standard protocols including NMEA 0183, NMEA 2000, TSS, PASHR, Simrad as well as a wide variety of proprietary protocols. It features a rich web UI and 256GB of internal logging.

RAIBO2 is a quadrupedal robotic platform that uses four legs to navigate to designated locations, observe its surroundings. Based on state-of-the-art robotic control technology, deep reinforcement learning enables highly dynamic, robust, and efficient locomotion. Furthermore, the in-house integration of hardware and software facilitates energy and design optimization, while allowing for extensive customization.

The R10s is a reconnaissance and surveillance drone capable of conducting up to two hours of mission flight, transmitting real-time information such as target location and scale to the ground control system. Based on the company’s innovative vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) platform “Bluebird,” the R10s is equipped with EO/IR optical sensors and a laser range finder for advanced target detection. Upon receiving mission orders, the R10s takes off vertically, transitions to fixed-wing flight, and proceeds to the designated area. Its onboard cameras and sensors identify and track targets, relaying precise coordinates to the ground control system. With modular wing replacement, the R10s can be configured for extended endurance of around two hours or for high-speed maneuverability, ensuring optimal adaptability and mission effectiveness across diverse operational scenarios.

The V61 camera represents COX’s next-generation un-cooled LWIR imaging technology, built to provide high-performance thermal imaging in a compact and reliable form factor. Utilizing a 12μm pixel pitch sensor with outstanding thermal sensitivity, the V61 delivers precise and sharp thermal images across a wide range of environments. It supports fast auto-focus and versatile zoom lens combinations, making it equally effective for both short-range monitoring and long-distance detection tasks. The camera is designed with real-time multi-format video output, supporting H.265, H.264, and MPEG streaming, ensuring compatibility with modern network systems.
What makes the V61 especially powerful is its adaptability—customers can freely combine the core with different optics to meet unique project needs, whether for industrial inspection, perimeter security, or scientific research. Its wide temperature measurement range and ability to provide reliable data even in demanding conditions establish the V61 as a truly versatile solution. In addition, with COX’s proprietary calibration expertise, the V61 guarantees accuracy and long-term stability, reducing operational risks while maximizing system performance.

I'd like to introduce is the “Lightweight 105 Self-propelled Howitzer,” which is unveiled in 2024. This model is mounted on the small tactical vehicle, showcasing the strong collaboration within Hyundai Motor Group. This product is applying 105mm artillery and can also be utilized on the battlefield with a command vehicle, firing vehicle, and ammunition carrier. This system is optimized for "Shoot & Scoot" tactics, as each vehicle weighs less than 7 tons and can be airlifted by tandem rotor helicopters like the CH-47 Chinook. The number of the crew has been reduced from six to four, which enhances its mobility and efficiency. It boasts a maximum firing rate of 10 rounds per minute and a range of 14.7 kilometers. This Lightweight 105mm Self-propelled Howitzer was completed firing test and currently in the final stages of developing with the government agency. I am looking forward to manufacturing mass production in 2026.

Oil filter/transfer cart : Mobile fueling cart that supports oil filtering, flow rate check, and transfer functions oil system skid : Each part that enables oil transfer, filtering, flow rate check, and refueling in the oil tank is compactly configured with a skid for easy use and installation of the system.

Developed in 2002 as a single-soldier, short-range, anti-tank weapon system, we continue to work with soldiers to provide the weaponry needed to succeed. Backed by nearly two decades of experience, the resurgence of the tank in battle validates our expertise in this field. It’s the same old story – and David still beats Goliath.

Given the risks to U.S. armed forces personnel and other assets, shielding defense community computers, comm systems, and electronic platforms with outdated "Defense in Depth" cyber security is less than optimal. Today, state-sponsored and other cyber attacks can often bypass traditional security defenses, remain undetected for weeks or months, and be hard to track once noticed.