Orbit’s TT&C ground stations antenna must function flawlessly in order to provide a narrow beam width link in one-time single opportunity, flight test event. Add this factor to the turbulent weather that is often present at the ground station locations, and you are looking at a formidable hurdle. Orbit provides fixed, transportable, and portable antenna systems that feature auto-track, RSSI-track and GPS track tracking modes, unsurpassed tracking accuracy and durability to deliver the stable connection required for dependable data throughput. Our stabilized T&T antenna systems work in extreme temperature conditions (-40°C to 55°C) and in rough weather, for example, at base stations that are close to the ocean or on high mountain ranges.

With more than 3,000 EO/IR sensors on order or delivered, the Star SAFIRE® series provides the longest range performance in its class.

Military actions today depend on effective use of the electromagnetic spectrum to surveil and assess the battlespace, to protect friendly forces and equipment, and to attack the enemy. That is today's Electronic Warfare (EW), and maintaining a technological advantage across the electromagnetic spectrum can mean the difference between whether or not you complete your missions and bring your forces home.

The Harxon JH001 and JH003 antennas are purpose-built for UAVs operating in environments with jamming and spoofying, offering superior anti-jamming capabilities far beyond ordionary helix antennas. Leveraging advanced beamforming technology and pre-multiple filtering, these antennas significantly enhance signal quality by effectively suppressing out-of-band noise and mitigating multipath interference. This ensures robust, high-precision centimeter-level positioning, making them ideal for critical UAV applications.

BAE Systems has acted as the manufacturer and systems integrator of the Bradley program for over 30 years, including conducting various upgrades based on customer needs and mission requirements. The newest Bradleys feature the latest digitized electronics for optimum situational awareness, network connectivity, and communication within the ABCT. Over the life of the Bradley program, there have been several survivability upgrades, including installation of underbelly protection and the Bradley Urban Survivability Kits (BUSK), further enhancing the safety of one of the most survivable vehicles in the fleet.

Consists of a Data Transmission and Recording Unit (DTRU) for data transmission and collection, and a Removable Mass Memory (RMM) for data storage. Stores pre-planned flight mission data in the RMM on the ground and transmits it to the aircraft via the DTRU. Collects various mission data (flight data, monitoring data, video data, and audio data) during flight, stores it in the RMM, and transmits it to the ground for mission analysis. - x5 ARINC-818 Recording as H.264 - x2 Analog audio recording - x7 MIL-STD-1553B Bus Monitoring - x2 Gigabit Ethernet Monitoring - 512GB Solid-State Disk (up to 2TB) - Size : 160.1x146.0x232.4 mm - Weight : 4.25Kg - Power : MIL-STD-704F (28VDC, 58W) - Environment: MIL-STD-810G - EMI/EMC: MIL-STD-461G

Lumir, in collaboration with the Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI), developed and integrated this device for lunar exploration aboard Danuri (KPLO, the Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter), Korea's first lunar probe. This device successfully demonstrated its performance by receiving BTS music videos transmitted from the Moon to Earth, achieving Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 9.

The family of PBS TJ40 turbojet engines features a compact design and excellent thrust-to-weight ratio. The engines are available in several versions incl. the PBS TJ40-G2 with high electric power output. Its distinctive features include simple and compact design, low weight and plug & play solution (all components including ECU integrated in the engine body). The engine weighs only 3.6 kg and provides a maximum thrust of 425 N.