Sungjin Techwin develops operating control computers designed for ground and naval defense applications. Engineered for harsh environments, these ruggedized systems provide secure and real-time processing to support RCWS operations, anti-drone defense, and unmanned surface vehicle control. Built to military standards, they offer high reliability under shock, vibration, and temperature extremes while enabling seamless integration with sensors, weapons, and communication networks. By combining durability with scalable architecture, Sungjin’s operating control computers ensure mission effectiveness across diverse modern battlefield domains.

The member companies of GIFAS employ 195,000 people in their aerospace activities in France. These figures do not include temporary workers or the total number of suppliers and subcontractors; this field is estimated to be responsible for 350,000 jobs in France. Our sector is constantly in demand.

· Optimized deployment of manned and unmanned aerial assets with separate takeoff and landing runways · Securing aerial/maritime superiority with unmanned combat aerial vehicles (UCAVs) and Drone · Expanded real-time surveillance range through the operation of medium-altitude unmanned reconnaissance aerial vehicles · Enhanced assault capabilities to target and command & control (C2) with manned and unmanned forces

THE FUTURE OF FIGHTER JETS

With a 99% win-rate in simulated F-16 dogfights versus active-duty Air Force and Navy fighter pilots, Hivemind is learning to execute a variety of missions from Beyond Visual Range strike to suppression of enemy air defense. The future of air dominance will be powered and flown by Hivemind.

It Starts With The F-16

Hivemind will deploy as a digital co-pilot on a U.S. Air Force F-16, with the goal of rapidly scaling across next-generation aircraft, F-22s, F-18s, and other fighter jets. Hivemind will make legacy fighters relevant for decades to come and will power the next generation of military aircraft.

With more than 33,000 delivered to date, CFM56® engines mainly power single-aisle commercial jets from Airbus and Boeing. The CFM56®, developing 18,500 to 33,000 lb of thrust, set a standard in this market. It owes its impressive success to exceptional performance and reliability, the result of the two partners' technical excellence.

A VGA (640×480) LWIR (8–12 µm) uncooled micro-bolometer module with 12 µm pixel pitch and NETD ≤ 50 mK, paired with an F1.0, 10.7 mm EFL lens delivering H42° / V31.5° / D52.5° FOV. It streams at 30 Hz in either UVC (USB-C, 5 V) or GMSL1 (FAKRA, 12 V), with power consumption < 1.9 W. The compact, lightweight housing (30×30×58.9 mm for UVC; 30×30×70.9 mm with FAKRA for GMSL1; IP65; −40 °C to 85 °C) makes it well-suited for autonomous vehicles, UAVs, and security systems, providing reliable day/night thermal perception of pedestrians, animals, and objects in adverse weather.

HII ensures the flight readiness of aircraft worldwide, providing mission-critical test, weapon loading and hydraulic power generation equipment, parts and services for both military and commercial end markets.

This tactical multi-purpose carrier is an oversized 250L (55cm x 43cm x 111cm) rolling duffel bag, the first of its kind in Korea. It can store drones, portable communication equipment, duty/training gear and accessories, firearms, body armor, battle belts, helmets, tactical vests, and personal gear all in one, making it the first tactical carrier of this type in Korea. The bag allows easy access to necessary equipment during operations, thereby enhancing the efficiency of both missions and training. The exterior features a total of 10 pockets (5 on each side), including dedicated ammunition storage pockets, enabling systematic management of equipment and flexible deployment. Made of high-strength 1000D Cordura nylon, the material resists deformation even after long-term use, and its water-resistant coating protects equipment from rain, dust, and daily wear.