Our e-VTOL drone offers versatile vertical take-off and landing capabilities with precise and stable flight. Equipped with advanced sensors and real-time camera monitoring, it ensures safe and efficient operations in diverse environments.

Our radars’ low-Size, Weight, and Power (SWaP) means ample room for other onboard sensors, such as Electro-Optical and Infrared (EO/IR) cameras. Users no longer need to decide which sensor to include and which to exclude. Instead, they can understand the bigger picture. Highly reliable, the NSP-3 has a recommended maintenance interval of 1,250 hours. It can gather data over land and maritime environments and can be used for applications as broad as sea ice monitoring and search and rescue, as well as specialized intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) missions.

Magnetic sensors (Hall effect) for air and land applications fly by wire

NarSha is a dedicated small satellite for monitoring methane (CH₄) emissions, a key contributor to the climate crisis. It is the first satellite of its kind in South Korea to be developed and led by a private company. The launch of NarSha-1 is targeted for the fourth quarter of 2026.

Hermetic connectors are essential to maintain system integrity in applications where the reliability and performance of electrical connections is critical, such as gas-tight barriers or high-pressures differentials.

Sungjin Techwin’s control grips are designed to provide pilots with intuitive and precise control in critical missions. Engineered with ergonomic layouts, high-reliability switches, and NVIS-compatible backlighting, our grips are fully customizable to meet diverse cockpit requirements. Qualified under MIL-STD and DO-160 standards, they ensure durability and safety in extreme operational environments. With proven applications across programs such as KF-21, KUH, LAH, and the Calidus B-250, our control grips demonstrate world-class performance and trusted reliability for next-generation aircraft.

- Lens cover device: protects the lens from stones and other foreign objects - Manual opening/closing device: allows manual operation in case the automatic mechanism fails due to foreign object blockage or freezing

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.