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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.

TMM-238 is developed and designed for use in operator display for Militray systems. It has 1920 x 1080 pixels visible resolution, which is designed and tailored for use in operator display for Militray systems • 23.8”Inch display, 16:9 / 1920 x 1080 Resolution • HDMI, DP, RGB, input • Full Range Digital Dimming Control • 6 Key Membrane Switch • Power range : DC 24V Input • LCD PANEL backlight unit : LCD Backlight units

The first step toward armed helicopters The Bomb Rack Unit (BRU) is a device installed on a helicopter’s Stub-wing to mount various armaments such as rocket launchers and air-to-ground missiles, and it consists of a Pylon Unit and a Bomb Rack Unit. CTLA’s Bomb Rack Unit is equipped with a Boresight function that allows vertical (up/down) and horizontal (left/right) angle adjustments, and a solenoid-actuated free-fall weapon release (Jettison) method is applied. CTLA’s Bomb Rack Unit has passed the system tests for the Light Armed Helicopter (LAH) and received suitability certification, and it is currently in mass production.

It is a system that performs missions such as monitoring, surveillance and reconnaissance by ejecting and launching a foldable fixed-wing drone from the canister(tube) launcher. It is equipped with EO/IR Cameras (Electro-Optical / Infra-Red), which are mission equipment for reconnaissance, so that effective day and night image information can be collected. The gathered image information is transmitted to the ground control system (GCS) in real time while detecting and tracking the target by applying AI-based image processing technology. The foldable fixed-wing UAV has a simple structure and light weight, so it can be stored and transported in the canister launcher, and can be operated immediately so that it can be operated without time delay, and if necessary, the air vehicle can be retrieved and re-used by using a net-type recovery system.

This miniaturized system allows, depending on the desired configuration, to move very precisely between 1 and 3 sets of lenses over a stroke of several centimeters. The design has been optimized to ensure perfect alignment of the lenses and to minimize their tilt throughout the movement. This optomechanical system mainly consists of high-precision standard MPS and FAULHABER modules, such as brushless or stepper motors, ground ball screws with double nuts and linear ball bearings. It is particularly recommended for focusing a laser over a long distance, for example for the guidance of unmanned flying objects or for communication between flying objects. The number of lens sets, lens size and stroke can be configured at will.

Lumir is the first Korean company to successfully develop and manufacture this onboard equipment, delivering superior performance and significant cost savings compared to competitors’ products. By integrating non-volatile NAND flash devices into the image data handling unit, storage capacity has been significantly increased, with data retention maintained even when the power is off.The image data handling unit of the satellite is a core device that receives high-speed, large-capacity data output from Earth observation sensors mounted on the satellite—such as SAR or optical cameras—then compresses and stores the data in real time, while also performing encryption and encoding for transmission to ground stations. Lumir has successfully developed and manufactured this satellite-mounted device domestically in Korea for the first time, breaking reliance on imported technologies. This achievement secures Lumir’s competitiveness by delivering superior performance and significant cost savings compared to foreign products.

MQ-9B SeaGuardian® is the maritime-focused sibling of the
revolutionary SkyGuardian® remotely piloted aircraft system
(RPAS) that has been missionized using “bolt-on/bolt-off” maritime
sensors. SeaGuardian is designed to fly over the horizon via
satellite for over 30 hours (depending on configuration) in all
types of weather and safely integrate into civil airspace, enabling
joint forces and civil authorities to deliver real-time situational
awareness anywhere in the maritime domain—day or night. This
highly versatile maritime patrol and reconnaissance aircraft can
seamlessly integrate a centerline wide-area maritime radar, an
automatic identification system (AIS), electronic support measures,
and a self-contained anti-submarine warfare (ASW) mission kit.
SeaGuardian not only integrates the most advanced maritime
intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities,
but it is also the first RPAS in its class to enable real-time search
and patrol above and below the ocean’s surface.