The ARTUS Lite’s prowess extends to tele-operation scenarios, particularly within military, nuclear, and bio-pharma applications, where an end-effector that operates with both finesse and confidence is crucial. It provides a safe and precise solution for remote manipulation in hazardous or inaccessible environments, proving vital in environments where the safety and replacement of manual labor are urgent concerns. It excels in machine tending and pick-and-place automation within greenhouses, warehouses, and recycling facilities, enhancing productivity while prioritizing worker safety.

[LEO GNSS-R] Satellite : LEO RF Characteristics : GPS L1/L5, Galileo E1/E5a(option) Accuracy : Position ≤ 10m(3DRMS), Velocity : ≤ 1m/s Raw Data Accuracy : Pseudo-Range : 1m(RMS) Carrier-Phase : 10mm(RMS) Data Output Rate : 1Hz 1PPS Accuracy : Sync to GPS Time Data < 1us (1PPS Accuracy < 1.5us) TTFF : Cold Start ≤ 20min / Warm Start ≤ 10min Dara Interface : MIL-STD-1553B, RS-422(Data Interface) [GEO GNSS-R] Satellite : GEO RF Characteristics : GPS L1/L2C/L5, Galileo E1 Accuracy : Position :: ≤ 30m(3DRMS), Velocity : ≤ 1m/s Raw Data Accuracy : Pseudo-Range : 1m(RMS) Carrier-Phase : 10mm(RMS) Data Output Rate : 1Hz 1PPS Accuracy : 2us(RMS)/Sync to GPS Time Data TTFF : Cold Start ≤ 45min / Warm Start ≤ 20min Dara Interface : MIL-STD-1553B EEE Parts : ITAR Free Parts

'The simulators offer variety of simulation capabilities; including Radar Warning Receivers, Missile Warning Receivers and other Electronic Warfare (EW) Receivers.

Our products serve the clients in military and aerospace industries, who require high performance with strength and ability to perform at extreme temperatures and pressures.

- RWR receiver inspection and antenna performance measurement - EW receiver inspection - Check the azimuth and signal power of the RWR receiver

EMCORE’s SDI170 IMU is designed as a performance-compatible inertial system that is form, fit, and functional with a legacy RLG-based IMU product, but with superior overall performance, versatility, and a significantly higher MTBF (Mean Time Before Failure) rating over ruggedized environments. The tactical performance of the SDI170 IMU is based on EMCORE’s mature, proven, dependable and accurate quartz MEMS inertial sensor technology in our SDI500 tactical-grade IMU. EMCORE’s quartz technology enables repeatable high-volume production of precisely machined sensor structures combined with the inherent large signal output and thermal stability of quartz materials. The SDI170 IMU is designed for demanding, mission-critical, rugged environments and ideal for continuous use applications with no wear-out components, highly linear accelerometer performance and longer life compared to competing alternatives. It is constructed with EMCORE’s latest generation quartz gyros, quartz accelerometers, and high-speed signal processing to achieve outstanding precision performance. The solid-state quartz sensors and hermetically sealed IMU construction provide reliable MTBF and a 20-year operating and storage life. Continuous Built-in Test (BIT), configurable communications protocols, electromagnetic interference (EMI) protection and flexible input power compatibility make the SDI170 IMU easy to use in a wide range of higher-order integrated commercial and defense system applications.

Suitable for critical military systems such as aerospace, defense, communications, and electronic warfare. Maintains performance under harsh conditions such as high and low temperatures, moisture, vibration, shock, and chemicals

Wing shells, side shells and fuselage sections are usually made of carbon fibre composites and glued together during the production process. With many components, a groove or an open edge remains after the bonding process, which must be filled or sealed. A modified two-component epoxy resin is often mixed and then applied manually. This often entails long production times and complex quality controls. Equally high material costs due to the processing of materials from cartridges. ViscoTec defies short pot life and materials that are difficult to handle: Thanks to a coherent overall system from material removal to material application, this process can be automated. The two components are taken separately from cartridges, hobbocks or drums and fed via hose lines to a two-component dosing system. Only at the very end of the process they are mixed in a static mixing tube and applied to the substrate (e.g. via a nozzle). The process is controlled and monitored by pressure sensors.