InspecX is a next-generation autonomous swarm inspection system for aircraft. It is addressing challenges in the $100B global aviation maintenance market. Airlines face a shortage of certified technicians, with Boeing projecting demand for over 700,000 by 2044. Aircraft-on-ground (AOG) incidents cost $10,000–$150,000 per hour, making downtime reduction critical. InspecX uses swarm coordination and LiDAR-based SLAM to perform safe inspections in GNSS-denied or indoor environments. It reduces required technicians from 9 to 3 and inspection time from 10 hours to 3, achieving over 50% cost savings for large aircraft. Beyond efficiency, InspecX helps airlines avoid AOG losses, accelerates maintenance cycles, and improves airworthiness. By maximizing fleet readiness and ensuring reliable operations, it provides a scalable, future-proof solution. InspecX is positioned to become the new global standard for aviation safety and maintenance in the era of intelligent mobility.

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.

It supports both daytime and nighttime monitoring, making it highly versatile in various missions. The drone is optimized for portability, allowing operators to carry and deploy it with ease. Its compact design ensures rapid response capabilities while maintaining reliable performance in the field.

Large Area Display Head Unit is included in avionics equipments used in the cockpit of an aircraft. Its wide screen vision development implements Full Glass Cockpit in aircraft. It also provides processing with more efficient yet less complicated circumstance with maximum 4 external input video signals Options that can be provided are - 20"x8" LCD Glass, LCD Module and Entire LAD system unit

Broad range of specialized Coaxial, Triaxial and custom options for Network/Communications, Data Transfer, High Frequency/Micorwave and Inflight Entertainment Cable Demands • EMI immunity • Low Loss • light weight • Superior resistance to high temperatures and harsh environments • More flexible/Tighter bend radius

The D56M differential pressure switch provides high precision measurement across a wide range of low-differential pressure conditions in a package smaller than other units of comparable capability. The membrane senses changes between the “high” and “low” pressure inlets while offering excellent repeatability and high cycle life. Optional hermetically sealed contacts mean the D56M can be well suited when vapor ignition is a concern.

Typical uses include airflow control plenums.

For a similar switch with a higher resistance to shock and vibration, refer to the D16M

For qualification information, please consult the sales or engineering departments.

Features

Intended for gaseous media
Environmentally sealed with optional hermetically sealed contacts
Proven diaphragm and leaf spring technology for high cycle life

Designed and manufactured to ensure flawless connection between precision striking functions, even in extreme temperatures, varying altitudes, and impact environments.