· Optimized deployment of manned and unmanned aerial assets with separate takeoff and landing runways · Securing aerial/maritime superiority with unmanned combat aerial vehicles (UCAVs) and Drone · Expanded real-time surveillance range through the operation of medium-altitude unmanned reconnaissance aerial vehicles · Enhanced assault capabilities to target and command & control (C2) with manned and unmanned forces

The DLR exhibit "Maritime Situation Image" at the Seoul ADEX 2025 uses a VR presentation to illustrate how the use of maritime situation images can be utilised for the protection of maritime infrastructures. Three subject areas are presented and explained: the ‘SeaCat’ autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) concept on object detection in the underwater area, the topic muon tomography, i.e. the use of cosmic radiation (muons) for the tomographic examination of objects such as freight containers, and Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) on the detection of ships and submerged objects using fibre optic cables on the seabed.

We can process various materials using machining facilities such as 3-axis, 5-axis, and profile grinders. (Aluminum, copper, stainless steel, Super Alloy, etc.)

A VGA (640×480) LWIR (8–12 µm) uncooled micro-bolometer module with 12 µm pixel pitch and NETD ≤ 50 mK, paired with an F1.0, 10.7 mm EFL lens delivering H42° / V31.5° / D52.5° FOV. It streams at 30 Hz in either UVC (USB-C, 5 V) or GMSL1 (FAKRA, 12 V), with power consumption < 1.9 W. The compact, lightweight housing (30×30×58.9 mm for UVC; 30×30×70.9 mm with FAKRA for GMSL1; IP65; −40 °C to 85 °C) makes it well-suited for autonomous vehicles, UAVs, and security systems, providing reliable day/night thermal perception of pedestrians, animals, and objects in adverse weather.

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The semi-automatic ViscoTec mix-on-demand station is already in successful use as a mobile system. For reliable mixing and dosing of two-component materials, in situ. Two-component materials are commonly processed using premix cartridges, hardener rod cartridges or by mixing two components by hand. The disadvantages are obvious: The risk of human error, enormous material waste and high production costs offer every reason for taking the automated route. With ViscoTec filling stations, epoxy resins, polysulfides and polyurethanes can be removed from larger containers and filled on-demand with the exact quantity required. The dosing is volumetric on a component or a filling container. A typical application is dosing in so-called inserts (thread inserts). The compact arrangement of the components on a mobile frame guarantees the operator maximum flexibility. The design as a stationary system has already been implemented several times.

- Dimensions (L x W x H): 40 x 90 x 35 mm (receiver + antenna array) - Weight: 120g (receiver + antenna array) - Power Consumption: 3W - Constellations: GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, BeiDou, NavIC - Frequencies: L1/L5 or L1/L2 - Interference Resistance: Single jammer up to 90 dB (J/S)

Chelton’s tuneable and conformal antennas provide a unique capability by combining advanced adaptability with seamless platform integration. Designed to optimise signal coverage across diverse environments, they enable reliable, high-performance connectivity for mission-critical operations. Their low-profile, aerodynamic design reduces drag and weight, while the tuneable technology ensures maximum flexibility across frequencies and operational needs. This combination of innovation and engineering expertise allows Chelton to deliver tailored solutions that outperform conventional antenna designs, supporting customers in achieving dependable communication even in the most challenging and dynamic conditions.