QPL certification is a system in which the US government guarantees the quality only for products that have passed strict local company inspections made of 150 tests and verifications under the supervision of the US government. Yeonhab Precision obtained the certification in Asia for the first time after 10 years of application. In particular, with the successful QPL registration for the first time in Asia, Yeonhab Precision is the first and only company in Asia which got the qualification of marking “MS” with the title of “Korea’s first MIL-DTL connector”. We will provide customers with the best products as we have the sense of the pride of developing the QPL certified connector with our own technology in Korea.

The L-band 8-channel filter bank receiver module is equipped with eight internal filter bank channels, enabling improved reception performance by isolating specific sub-bands within the receive frequency range. A 100W limiter at the input stage protects the receiver from high-power signals, and the module offers a low noise figure of 3.0 dB or less. The input P1dB for the receiver is -20 dBm, and the module features a built-in path self-test function.

Safran Engineering Services offer includes EWIS technology design and certification, electrical requirements management, electrical systems architecture, definition and wiring architecture, components definition (BOM), electrical wire harness assembly, installation design, electrical load analysis, 3D modeling / 2D drawing creation, manufacturing tools (Formboard), work Instruction development and wire harness installation design.

Our in-vehicle monitoring solution applies VLM-powered indoor and outdoor cameras to deliver real-time driver and passenger awareness. By integrating AI models such as facial landmark and head pose detection, gaze tracking, object recognition, and human pose estimation, the system supports safety features like drowsiness detection, distraction monitoring, and surrounding object awareness. Optimized for automotive SoCs including Qualcomm, and running on QNX RTOS and Linux, our solution combines model compression, embedded optimization, and a streamlined development pipeline. This ensures reliable, low-latency performance tailored for next-generation connected and intelligent vehicles.

From the rocket launcher to its upper assembly, the bomb rack unit, completing a full weapon system as one set. The rocket launcher is a weapon system independently designed to launch guided missiles or rockets through 7-tube and 19-tube launchers, enabling both single and multiple firings. Through its development, independence of the weapon system has been secured, and structural stability has been achieved by applying a design that considers aircraft vibration and aerodynamic effects. In addition, it is equipped with the capability to receive the system’s firing signal and ignite the rocket. Based on the successful development in 2017 of the 7-tube 2.75-inch rocket launcher assembly for helicopters, the company is now independently developing upgraded versions of the 7-tube and 19-tube rocket launcher assemblies. Through this effort, we are securing scalability for application to next-generation helicopters and UAV systems.

It is capable of carrying heavy payloads, making it suitable for transporting critical supplies and equipment. The system supports swarm operations, enabling coordinated missions with multiple drones. Its robust design allows flexible deployment across diverse military scenarios, enhancing operational efficiency and resilience.

Since the company was founded, Haynes International has played a key role in the development of the aerospace industry. During World War I, Haynes STELLITE® alloy cutting tools proved to be vital in meeting the increased production of military aircraft engines.

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