Short-Wave Infrared(SWIR) Camera is an imaging device that detects reflected light in the 0.9–1.7 μm wavelength range. Compared to visible light, SWIR enables longer-distance observation and provides high-resolution imagery even in degraded visual environments, such as fog, haze, or dust, where conventional visible cameras cannot operate effectively. These capabilities are realized through the use of InGaAs sensors, offering precise detection and surveillance that are unattainable with visible-light imaging. Accordingly, SWIR cameras serve as an advanced imaging solution not only for military, security, and disaster response applications, but also for industrial inspection and research fields.

Product Specifications: Reduce weight and achieve high durability by applying high-strength materials Customer Mercedes-Benz in Germany

We manufacture clamps, latches, hinges, fasteners, exit door handles etc.

Using a data storage module and a series of high-speed switches, our solution offers expandable memory up to 64 TB and high-speed processing power. Along with our attendant control panel, designed to reduce the crew's workload, we offer a complete end-to-end solution.

High-power laser weapons targeting objects at 0.5 ~ 4.0km distances require optical components with sub-nm wavefront error precision. Our Company has successfully developed aspherical polishing and high-power laser coating technologies for Ø300 ~ 550mm optical components through defense project experiences. measurement technology 1) Laser Induced Damage Threshold(LIDT) - The evaluation to confirm the durability of optical components is called LIDT (Laser-Induced Damage Threshold), which is defined as "the maximum amount of laser radiation incident on an optical component when the expected probability of damage is zero" (ISO 21254). In other words, it represents the maximum intensity or power of laser that an optical component can withstand, making it a critical requirement in laser weapon systems. - Our company has established LIDT measurement technology and in-house facilities developed in accordance with ISO 21254 standards. When compared with LIDT test results from domestic and international companies during laser weapon system development, we have demonstrated measurement technology and accuracy that meets or exceeds industry standards. While overseas companies require more than one month for verification processes, our company can immediately provide reliable data through our LIDT system. 2) Cavity Ring Down Spectroscopy(CRDS) - When the reflectivity is 99.997%, this may not present significant issues in low-power laser applications. However, in high-power laser components, even the 0.05% of light that passes through the optical mirror can cause problems in vulnerable parts of the system, including rear optical instruments, bonded lenses, and control cables. Therefore, measurement and evaluation methods for high-reflectivity optical mirrors are extremely important. - Currently, the transmittance and reflectance of optical components are generally measured using spectrophotometers, but measuring reflectance levels of 99.5% or higher is not possible with this method. CRDS (Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy) technology is required to achieve measurement resolution beyond that of spectrophotometers, and our company has established this system to measure the reflectance of various optical components. This is a critically important technology for responding to high-power laser weapon system development requirements.

Whether satellites, spacecraft or space debris – GESTRA, the "German Experimental Surveillance and Tracking Radar", is a state-of-the-art radar system for observing and tracking objects in space. It operates in the microwave range and explores the Low Earth Orbit of 300 to 3,000 kilometres, i.e. the range in which most satellites and the International Space Station (ISS) are located. This makes it possible, for example, to protect space systems or the ISS from a collision with debris particles by providing a timely warning. Millions of tiny particles orbit the earth and, at a speed of around 28,000 km/h, pose a threat to active space technologies. GESTRA was developed and built by the Fraunhofer Institute for High Frequency Physics and Radar Techniques FHR on behalf of the German Space Agency at DLR.

Investigate the smallest of features with spatial resolution down to 600 nm – A state-of-the-art nano-focus x-ray source, precision stages, and high-quality detectors work together to deliver sub-micron resolution imaging. Perform true 4D imaging with Dynamic CT – High temporal resolution, continuous and uninterrupted scanning, and specialized 4D software tools bring synchrotron-like capabilities to the lab. Implement 3D in situ experiments – continuous sample rotation and scanning enable uninterrupted in situ experiments. Dedicated “no-cable-wrap” interfaces simplify experiment set-up. Accommodate a broad range of samples – UniTOM HR’s high power source (50W), multiple detector options (up to 3) and heavy load stage (45 kg) accommodates samples up to 500 mm diameter X 700 mm high. Maximize system utilization and throughput – A fast frame rate detector and a high flux x-ray source combine for high temporal resolution tomography giving you the ability to scan more samples and accommodate more users.

DS Aether CT provides various industrial Gas Tube Trailers such as Helium (He), Hydrogen (H2), Neon (Ne), Nitrogen (N2) and Argon (Ar), as well as CNG. The working pressure is set to national requirements or customer's demands such as 166 bar, 200 bar, or 250 bar. The color of the jumbo tubes and skid frames follows ISO color codes, or the designations of customers.