Safran’s TG600 is a 600 kW hybrid-electric turbogenerator—derived from the Arrano turboshaft and paired with GENeUS generators—designed to serve as the core propulsion component for Electra’s nine‑passenger eSTOL aircraft.

Solution Overview KWM-Ocelot (AI Electromagnetic Spectrum Reconnaissance System) is a self-developed solution that measures field strength and clearness of 5G/4G base station signals and automatically analyzes abnormal waveforms based on time-series data. Main Features Real-time wideband frequency scanning using an RF detector mounted on unmanned complex systems AI-based signal characteristics and transmitter location analysis Real-time transmission and visualization of analysis data to ground control stations (GCS) via data link Identification of locations such as enemy drone and equipment operation areas, and command posts Effective tracking and jamming of enemy communications Key Advantages Automated signal classification and pattern learning based on AI Real-time visualization of battlefield electromagnetic spectrum distribution Effective signal detection, analysis, and tracking in various military environments Fully in-house developed, enabling rapid technological application and operational optimization Applied Cases Winner of the Grand Prize (Army Chief of Staff Award) at the 2025 Army Artificial Intelligence Idea Contest Real-time reconnaissance of battlefield electromagnetic environments and enemy communication tracking in military operations

This cable assembly is applied to various precision and high-function facilities and equipment such as armored vehicles, warships/ship, medical equipment, and communication equipment to perform power connection and electronic signal connection functions. Military cable assemblies are vital for the defense and aerospace industries. Cable assemblies must be built with high-performing materials and components that withstand harsh conditions, such as vibrations, high temperatures, and chemical exposure.

FIRSTEC is developing primary components such as avionics & environmental control devices for KF-21, T-50, KUH, and LAH/LCH.

Shell : Silicone Rubber(Black) solderless terminal : KS D 5202, C5210R1/2H Rope : Nylon code(Black) Terminal : STS304(Black)

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Features NO MELT, NO DRIP (50/50 Nylon Cotton) Moisture control system for comfort and breathability Elbow protector insertable PALS webbing on lower sleeves for scalability Reliable components (YKK military zipper, etc.) Composition Sleeves: Nylon 50%, Cotton 50% Body: Functionalized Polyester Size 95 ~ 115 Colors MC (MultiCam) BMC (Black MultiCam) BK (Black) RG (Ranger Green) CYT (Coyote Brown)

The future of airpower pairs large numbers of autonomous uncrewed aircraft with the most advanced crewed fighters of today and tomorrow. These AI-enabled uncrewed aircraft systems are designed for low-cost mass production but will pose a significant threat, forcing adversaries to commit valuable resources to combat them – creating gaps in enemy defenses for high-end multi-mission crewed fighters to exploit. Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) will provide magazine depth and advanced battlespace surveillance, using low-observable features to evade detection while securely relaying findings to the front line. They can act on their own or in concert with the rest of the force.

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. is advancing this new era of air superiority with a bold new semi-autonomous platform system that is reshaping the way the U.S. and allied forces secure the battlespace: Gambit Series.

Unlike other proposed collaborative platforms, Gambit offers multiple aircraft models, each configured for demanding missions. The series includes variants for intelligence, surveillance & reconnaissance (ISR), air-to-ground engagements, fighter training, stealthy combat reconnaissance, and carrier-based operations. Most importantly, they all have something in common.