EMCORE’s IPADS-I (International) provides significant enhancements for today’s Army and Marine Corps survey teams. IPADS offers a proven, reliable, lightweight, off-the-shelf solution developed around four main components. > Compact Position/Navigation Unit (CPNU) > Control and Display Unit (CDU) > Battery and Charger Unit (BCU) > Porro Prism Assembly (PPA) All components are housed in a robust frame that allows for easy component access and stability, while facilitating a ready, two-person transfer between vehicles and aircraft. Features High-precision common survey enables efficient mass fires Impervious to jamming (inertial mode) Embedded Selective Availability Anti-Spoofing Module (SAASM) GPS option Navigation aids (compass rose and digital maps) In-vehicle and offset survey Combat-proven Embedded Built-In Test (BIT) High reliability MTBF, low mean time to repair (MTTR) No periodic calibration required Applications Artillery Survey to Mark: Survey Control Point (SCP) position; used to initialize weapon systems Orienting Line (OL) position and azimuth; used to initialize and align artillery assets

MDCX, multipin coax connectors, offer low VSWR of 1.25:1 (typ) up to 10 GHz (max mated pair), maximum overall diameter of 0.125" fitted into low-profile micro-D housing, with constant 50 Ohm airline impedance. MDCX coaxial contacts are compact in size allowing multiple high density connections in a Micro-D style shell for applications where space and weight savings are important. No cumbersome spring mounts are required. These connectors are also available with locking post mechanisms or blindmate hardware attachment.

AMD builds on its 30+ years of continuous focus and heritage in Aerospace and Defense, extending the XQ defense-grade portfolio with AMD Versal XQ Series SoCs. Versal adaptive SoCs combine adaptable processing of the programmable logic and acceleration engines with leading-edge memory and interfacing technologies to deliver customized, powerful heterogeneous acceleration for any application.

A key weapon system of the Korean missile defense system that can effectively respond to various enemy air threats. The Cheongong is a medium-range surface-to-air guided weapon that provides enhanced regional air defense capabilities that can effectively respond to various enemy air threats infiltrating from medium and low altitudes, and is the core weapon system of the Korean Missile Defense System (KAMD). The simplification, lightweight, and maneuvering of the guided weapon system have improved operational efficiency and survivability, and excellent technology such as multi-target simultaneous response capability, high-altitude interceptor guided munitions, and electromagnetic interference countermeasures have been reflected. Key Features: SimulTaneous Capable of interlocking superior, adjacent systems, or conducting simultaneous engagement operations by a single battery Multi-Target A three-dimensional phased array radar (MFR) with target detection, tracking, and enemy identification capabilities, and has multi-target detection capabilities Launcher Vertical launcher capable of remote operation of wired and wireless (maximizing the effect of responding to all-round targets)

The core of the next-generation intelligent protection system Efficiency in the battlefield environment by building a highly intelligent weapon system with multiple spraying control technology for precise injection and remote control of multiple objects (intelligent mines), complex sensor-based intelligent ammunition design technology, and platform interlocking and cluster attack protection system integrated design technology. Development is underway to maximize effectiveness. Instead of conventional mines, we integrate technologies used in the 4th industrial revolution such as wireless power transmission, wireless communication, complex sensor control swarm control algorithm, and signal processing between location information, and develop the core technology of the intelligent mine system to efficiently operate the weapon on the battlefield. You can maximize the effectiveness of the system.

InspecX is a next-generation autonomous swarm inspection system for aircraft. It is addressing challenges in the $100B global aviation maintenance market. Airlines face a shortage of certified technicians, with Boeing projecting demand for over 700,000 by 2044. Aircraft-on-ground (AOG) incidents cost $10,000–$150,000 per hour, making downtime reduction critical. InspecX uses swarm coordination and LiDAR-based SLAM to perform safe inspections in GNSS-denied or indoor environments. It reduces required technicians from 9 to 3 and inspection time from 10 hours to 3, achieving over 50% cost savings for large aircraft. Beyond efficiency, InspecX helps airlines avoid AOG losses, accelerates maintenance cycles, and improves airworthiness. By maximizing fleet readiness and ensuring reliable operations, it provides a scalable, future-proof solution. InspecX is positioned to become the new global standard for aviation safety and maintenance in the era of intelligent mobility.

The NIDV supports its members in both national and international markets in as many ways as possible. From participation in international projects, international trade fair visits to programmes with government support. You can find more information about these initiatives below.

Additive manufacturing: - allows highly efficient, compact recuperators with custom flow paths, maximizing energy recovery and reducing overall system emissions. - charge air coolers enhance cooling performance with tailored airflow designs, reducing intake temperatures and boosting engine efficiency. - delivers precise, space-efficient pre-coolers and heaters, ensuring optimized thermal response and energy efficiency for various industrial applications.