Gas-to-liquid heat exchangers, also known as air-to-water or water-to-air heat exchangers, are critical in high-performance environments where efficient thermal management determines reliability and output. They are widely used in applications such as engine charge air cooling, exhaust gas heat recovery, avionics thermal control, cryogenic fluid conditioning, and high-temperature gas handling.

IP66-rated waterproof and dustproof design Intel® Alder Lake Core™ i3-N305 with 8 E-cores -40°C to 70°C temperature operation 2x 2.5GbE via M12 X-coded connectors 1x isolated RS-232, 1x isolated RS-422/485 via M12 A-coded connectors 3x isolated DIO and 1x CAN2.0B via M12 A-coded connectors Low power and high endurance FRAM for data logger Class 1, Division 2 and ATEX certification in hazardous area applications 8V to 35V DC input with ignition power control input via M12 A-coded connector

A device that filters outside air through a filter of a positive pressure device during chemical warfare

Main Features of CLS-30T5 Camera Link Compatibility: Supports all Camera Link types (Area Scan / Line Scan). Video Distribution: 1:5 distribution capability supporting Base, Medium, and Full configurations. Power over Camera Link (PoCL): Performs PoCL Bypass functionality. Pixel Frequency: Supports a pixel frequency range of 20 MHz to 85 MHz. Transmission Quality: Ensures lossless video signal transmission. Power Connector: Equipped with a lockable DC power jack (Molex connector). Interface: Supports MDR-26 type connectors. Control Signal Support: Supports all standard RS-232 communication speeds.

The ENS2000 (Sub-6GHz 5G small cell) is a small cell capable of providing 5G services with a coverage radius of several hundred meters. It supports operator 5G bands such as n78 (3.5GHz) and n79 (4.7GHz) for private 5G. Originally developed for indoor use, but it can also be installed in enclosures such as streetlight cabinets for outdoor deployment when needed.

The world’s first satellite dedicated to blue carbon monitoring, launched in January 2025. Equipped with an AI-powered onboard processor, BlueBON processes electro-optical data directly in orbit, reducing latency and eliminating the need for energy-intensive ground-based processing. This establishes a new model for sustainable, application-driven EO missions.

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.

Electromagnetic activities have become critical in the modern battlespace. In this increasingly contested and congested environment, situational awareness is key in tactical operations. How do you meet such a challenge without compromising the need to remain undetected and to deploy with speed and agility? The solution is passive sensing, sensors that are totally silent and don’t emit signals; but can detect electromagnetic emissions. Passive sensors are nothing new. But, a compact, man-portable system with the ability to support tactical operations at every level, is something new. We call it Sirius Compact, a sensor that can make being silent a very powerful activity.