Technology research that needs to be developed/secured to efficiently train future combat pilots ETS must have the ability to provide a realistic training environment in which pilots can immerse themselves in training through the use of simulations and CGFs within a real platform. The advantage of ETS is that it provides trainees with a training experience that is close to the real thing and reduces overall system operating costs by replacing real systems and consumables with simulations. Developed countries are already continuing to attempt to apply various core technologies to increase the efficiency of ETS. Hangil C&C Co., Ltd. is the only ETS development company in Korea, and is striving to develop cutting-edge ETS by combining years of research and development experience and its core technologies.

Delivering dinner to your door. Bringing medical supplies to hospitals. Surveying waters where someone is missing. Drones are starting to help make many tasks faster and life a little easier. One hitch in using drones is that, in most cases, regulators in many countries require that a human keep them in sight at all times.

- Interior light that illuminates the entire cockpit - Adjust the DIM/BRT brightness by operating the knob switch - NVIS WHITE per MIL-STD-3009

The radar that Raytheon Missiles & Defense is building for the U.S. Army has long been known as the Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor (LTAMDS). Now, ...

L-ORAS (Low-Altitude Flight Operations Risk Assessment System) is the world’s first fully integrated software platform redefining flight safety for low-altitude UAVs. Designed for commercial operators, regulators, and defense users, it leverages advanced automation to simplify evaluations and deliver unmatched speed and reliability. Traditional UAV risk assessments are slow, fragmented, overly reliant on limited expertise, causing delays, administrative burdens, and safety blind spots. Competing tools fail to unify international standards or provide end-to-end compliance, leaving approval gaps. L-ORAS introduces breakthrough innovation by seamlessly incorporating both SORA (Specific Operations Risk Assessment) by EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency) and SRM (Safety Risk Management) by FAA (Federal Aviation Administration). The platform automates risk classification, generates comprehensive assessment portfolios, and consolidates operational data—enabling high-confidence approvals, insurance optimization, and safety oversight. Looking ahead, L-ORAS will emerge as a global standard-bearer, driving UAV innovation and becoming the leader in safe, scalable, trusted unmanned flight operations.

SAS(360° Situation Awareness System) is a day and night multi sensor system, giving the capability of 360 degree’s situational awareness in the battle field. SAS comes with an uncooled thermal camera as well as a day CMOS sensor supplying crew members in the vehicles with the information out of vehicle for better situational awareness. Each SAS camera provides 90° filed of view and up to 360° with more cameras onto the various kinds of vehicle. SAS-PTV(Panoramic Triple Vision) - Single and Duo (PTV-S / PTV-D) is the device that forces can be aware of 360° surrounding situation in the vehicles through It can me mounted onto M1A1/A2, K1A1/A2 and any other vehicles for optimal performance in complete darkness for driver and commander PTV-S or PTV-D with Wide Field of View provides an optimal image quality an situational awareness capability of the forces SAS comes with an uncooled thermal camera as well as a day CMOS sensor supplying crew members in the vehicles with high definition video for better situational awareness.

FLIR's man-portable soldier solutions are lightweight, powerful, and easy to use, making today's warfighter more capable and more agile on the battlefield than ever before.