Green Optics possess proprietary CVD-based Zinc Sulfide (ZnS) production technology for defense and industrial multi-wavelength optical materials. We have core technological capabilities to manufacture high-quality ZnS products tailored to meet diverse customer requirements. ZnS Material Optical Performance and Processing ZnS materials produced through CVD processes provide high transmittance exceeding 70% in the SWIR wavelength range (8-12 μm). When these materials undergo additional Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP) treatment, the crystal structure undergoes recrystallization, improving transmission characteristics to achieve over 70% transmittance in the visible (VIS) wavelength range of 0.45-0.8 μm. This process extends the application range of optical materials previously limited to SWIR and LWIR bands, delivering superior optical performance across multi-wavelength regions from VIS to LWIR. Material Specifications: - STD-ZnS (Standard ZnS Material): Manufactured via CVD process, exhibits transmittance exceeding 70% in LWIR wavelengths (8-12 μm) with high physical hardness (Knoop hardness: 210 kgf/mm²). - MS-ZnS (Multispectral ZnS): Converted from STD-ZnS through HIP processing, extends wavelength range into the visible spectrum. While crystal structure recrystallization during this process reduces hardness somewhat (approximately 150 kgf/mm²), it still meets MIL specifications. This dual-processing approach enables comprehensive wavelength coverage while maintaining military-grade durability standards.

High density, lightweight signal connector specifically designed for applications where space and weight is at a premium for board to board interconnections. The HDLP series meets the requirement of space-constrained applications that require low mating force, a high number of mating cycles, low and stable contact resistance, and excellent fretting corrosion resistance.

Instead of relying on limited data center infrastructure or building from the ground up, AWS Modular Data Center delivers a cost-effective, self-contained modular data center solution that supports customers’ data center scale workloads. With this offering, defense customers can securely store, analyze, and interpret petabytes worth of data in real-time to gain military advantage in the most isolated environments.

GE Aviation's Systems business is equipping militaries with the solutions needed to succeed. As a leading supplier of integrated systems and technologies for combat aircraft, military transport, helicopters, land vehicles and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), GE is enabling armed forces around the world to improve reliability and enhance operational performance.

The PNT500 is a rugged 3U VPX Assured Position Navigation and Timing(A-PNT) module aligned with the SOSA profile, offering multi-constellation QinetiQ Q40 GNSS, PTP Grandmaster timing, OCXO/CSAC fallback, and ruggedized reliability. • QinetiQ Q40 multi-GNSS receiver with anti-jamming/spoofing • IEEE 1588 PTP Grandmaster; OCXO or CSAC timing fallback, 1 PPS and reference outputs • Rugged single-slot 3U VPX, SOSA-aligned

- Integrated control of two zones: engine bay and crew bay - Equipped with a self-diagnostic function for key AFSS components - Capable of interfacing with the vehicle computer - Adjustable temperature setting for engine bay fire detection

The First & Only Autonomous AI Pilot Deployed Since 2018

Similar to a human pilot, Hivemind reads and reacts to the battlefield, and does not require GPS, waypoints, or comms to make decisions. Hivemind enables intelligent teams to perform missions ranging from room clearance with Novas, penetrating air defense systems with V-BATs, to dogfighting F-16s.

Intelligent Teaming

Shield AI’s synthetic environments combined with human-machine tactics and behaviors. Testing and learning in real physics simulations reduces engineering cycle times and enables rapid real-world deployment. Welcome to the defense metaverse.

Edge Autonomy

The aircraft uses sensors to create a map or world-view, the computer then tells the aircraft or autopilot where to go and what to do to execute its mission. No GPS, no waypoints, and no comms are needed for aircraft to accomplish their missions.