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- Minimizing the station's door opening and closing time to support drones' quick entry and exit. - Structural design to minimize noise and vibration when opening and closing the door - Design and implementation of an interface for interaction between an automatic door system and a drone. - Automatically opening and closing door system - Automatic detection of drones through cameras and sensors, and safe storage and charging functions

Slightly smaller than the DCL120, the Model DCL110 red dot sight is designed and developed for the mid-size machine guns including armored vehicles, tanks and helicopters. Its wide lens (85x55mm) allows operators to have fast target acquisition and transition with both eyes open and make them easier to track moving targets from a natural firing position. Ballistic drop compensation ensures the red dot reticle is always on the target for the first round accuracy. Unique Features icon3Integrated recoil compensator retains sight picture on fast moving targets icon3Adapted a wide lens (85x55mm) makes easier to track moving targets. icon3Suitable for platform mounted weapons on armored vehicles, helicopters and boats icon3Compatible with night vision device icon3Different trajectory compensator per NATO 12.7 mm, NATO 7.62 mm and Cannon NATO 20

PBS' best-selling jet engine. It has achieved worldwide success, having been sold in over 40 countries. It is currently in use in over 1,000 applications around the globe. Compact design, low weight and low fuel consumption in the given power category. Fuel lubricated version PBS TJ100P also available.

Functional Military Boonie Hat Optimized for Mission Execution The MIF Tactical Boonie Hat is a functional hat designed to ensure efficient mission performance in tactical operational environments. With both breathability and durability, it maintains wearer comfort even in harsh outdoor conditions and supports stable activity during operations.

Poongsan has been producing a variety of copper and copper alloy plates, ranging from copper products for everyday life to high-tech industrial materials. These copper and copper alloy plates, which are recognized as high-quality materials at home and abroad, are representative industrial basic materials that are widely used in all industrial fields, including automobiles, electrical and electronics, semiconductors, communications, construction, and machinery. Poongsan has various casting facilities, including the world's largest shaft furnace, a hot mill capable of continuously rolling 6-ton slabs, a tandem mill, and a 20-stage cold rolling mill, as well as various hot and cold rolling facilities and heat treatment furnaces. We are building a large-scale integrated production system from the casting process to finishing processes such as cutting and packaging. Poongsan's rolled products are produced in various sizes depending on the type, ranging from 630mm in width, 0.03mm in thickness, and thickness tolerance to 2/1000mm. These products have accurate specifications and physical properties and a smooth surface thanks to the establishment of a thorough quality control system using cutting-edge inspection equipment. Excellent. Poongsan's copper and copper alloy rolled products are produced in a variety of ways, including pure copper, brass, phosphor bronze, nickel silver, cupronickel, and special alloy (PMC26 and other) depending on the alloy composition and casting method. In particular, in response to market demands for new high-strength copper alloys due to technological advancements such as the Internet of Things and electric vehicles, we have developed new alloys (P1000HS and others) and are applying them to high-tech products requested by customers.

Every year, we celebrate World Space Week in October to honor scientists' contributions to space research and inspire the next generation of innovators. Honeywell has been a part of every NASA human space mission since the late 1950s, when our flight-control systems were installed on the X-15 Rocket Plane (shown above in a photo of Neil Armstrong after a research flight in November 1959).