The system is designed to maximise installation flexibility, through optional power and diagnostics data over RF (permitting the use of a single cable), and a highly reconfigurable baseplate to allow the mounting holes and connector type/ position to be tailored to the target platform. Use of Chelton’s established and field-tested GNSS Anti-Jam core firmware provides a high degree of protection against complex threat scenarios and in highly dynamic environments. A software definable core allows future upgradeable ‘Signal Intelligence Apps’ to be hosted, providing the user with situational awareness of the battlefield environment and allows feedback into mission planning activities.

REDCOM Laboratories, Inc. is a U.S. company that specializes in the development of advanced strategic, operational, and tactical communication solutions with a focus on interoperability, flexibility, and ease of use. REDCOM has a long history of successful deployments at the highest levels of government, in telephone networks around the globe, and in leading Department of Defense (DoD) communications programs for the Army, Air Force, Marines, and Navy.

The Transmit/Receive Module splits 2 transmit input channels into 32 output channels. Each channel delivers an output power of at least 3.2 W with a transmit efficiency of 35.5% or higher. It features independent phase control for each transmit channel. On the receive side, 32 input channels are combined into two output channels. The total receive gain is 34 dB or greater, and each channel supports individual gain and phase control. The noise figure is 3.5 dB or lower per channel. Built-in monitoring functions include internal temperature monitoring and output signal monitoring.

MOHOC® and MOHOC® IR Cameras are purpose-built for tactical operations, offering rugged, reliable video capture designed specifically for military, law enforcement, and emergency response teams. Featuring a patented helmet-contoured base and low-profile design, these cameras eliminate snag hazards and maintain a secure, stable mount throughout dynamic missions. Both models record in crisp 1080p HD video and 12MP stills, with the MOHOC® IR version capable of capturing footage under infrared illumination—essential for night operations and low-visibility environments. A single-button interface with tactile vibration feedback ensures intuitive control, even when wearing gloves or in high-stress scenarios. Fully waterproof to 10 m and drop-resistant to 2 m, the MOHOC platform meets IP68 standards and is tested to MIL-STD-810G. Integrated features such as rotating lens, one-touch recording, and CurveLock™ mount system support rapid deployment and field adaptability. When used with C6ISR networks, MOHOC Cameras enable real-time video streaming and situational awareness at the tactical edge—empowering teams with the information needed to make mission-critical decisions.

HyperStac RX Series is a Z axis interconnection solution designed for all types of micro-electronics applications requiring reliable and compact packaging solutions. The Hyperstac RX Series meets the needs of the Defence, Avionics and Space electronics applications.

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I'd like to introduce is the “Lightweight 105 Self-propelled Howitzer,” which is unveiled in 2024. This model is mounted on the small tactical vehicle, showcasing the strong collaboration within Hyundai Motor Group. This product is applying 105mm artillery and can also be utilized on the battlefield with a command vehicle, firing vehicle, and ammunition carrier. This system is optimized for "Shoot & Scoot" tactics, as each vehicle weighs less than 7 tons and can be airlifted by tandem rotor helicopters like the CH-47 Chinook. The number of the crew has been reduced from six to four, which enhances its mobility and efficiency. It boasts a maximum firing rate of 10 rounds per minute and a range of 14.7 kilometers. This Lightweight 105mm Self-propelled Howitzer was completed firing test and currently in the final stages of developing with the government agency. I am looking forward to manufacturing mass production in 2026.