The Boreas 50 fiber optic gyroscope (FOG) is a highly accurate and reliable navigation technology. It’s the result of over 25 years of development in partnership with two research institutions. The gyroscope uses a closed-loop optical coil and an advanced spread-spectrum digital modulation technique to improve accuracy, stability, and reliability while reducing size, weight, power, and cost. Gyrocompass North-Seeking The Boreas range of fiber optic gyroscopes (FOGs) can determine heading without needing a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) or a magnetometer. By sensing the Earth’s rotation, the system’s north-seeking algorithm can acquire an accurate heading. This is possible in static and dynamic conditions, even at high latitudes. Reliability Boreas 50 has been designed from the ground up for rugged reliability. Both the hardware and software are tested and certified to environmental and electromagnetic standards (MIL-STD 461 and MIL-STD 810H). The precision aluminum enclosure is waterproof and dustproof to the IP67 standard. The system is resilient to shock and vibration, allowing it to be used in extreme conditions. Industry-Leading SWaP-C The Boreas 50 FOG Series delivers industry-leading performance with a compact and lightweight design. Excelling in terms of Size, Weight, Power, and Cost (SWaP-C). Multi-Protocol Support The Boreas 50 features multiple interfaces, including Ethernet, CAN, RS232, 1PPS, RS422, and GPIOs. It supports industry standard protocols, including NMEA 0183, CANopen, 1PPS, and ANPP, as well as a wide variety of proprietary protocols. A rich, responsive embedded web interface provides full access to all of the device’s internal functions and data. Internal storage allows for up to one year of data logging.

The NSP-7 combines IMSAR’s typical reliability with increased capabilities: for example, the ability to detect footprints. It can even perform SAR Motion Video (SMV) when paired with an airborne server. The IMSAR NSP-7 radar system is a high-performance, weatherized radar pod engineered for long-range Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) and maritime/ground surveillance missions. With advanced Synthetic Aperture (SAR) and Moving Target Indication (MTI) capabilities, the NSP-7 delivers exceptional imaging and detection in a rugged, low-SWaP (Size, Weight, and Power) package.

Its unique tail-sitter design enables vertical takeoff and landing while maintaining fixed-wing efficiency during flight. The drone achieves high-speed performance and extended flight distances, making it ideal for wide-area monitoring. With its advanced endurance and adaptability, GOSHAWK delivers reliable intelligence in both tactical and strategic operations.

The Sparrow-HD is a cutting-edge, low-SWaP 5μm MWIR detector module engineered to meet the stringent demands of the defense wide distribution market. Its innovative design ensures exceptional performance while minimizing size, weight and power consumption, making it a game-changer in the industry. Sparrow-HD is based on two mature sensing material technologies: • XBn with 4.2μm cut-off, operating at 150K and enabling minimal power consumption • Hot Full-Mid-Wave (HFM) with 4.85μm cut-off, operating at 120K and supporting up to 200Hz

Features & Benefits: Drop-in enhancement for the T55-714A with very minor aircraft changes for deployment facility. Responsive to U.S. Army maintainer feedback, converting on lessons from current CH-47 engine. Upgrade Kit easily installed during overhaul.

Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is a methodology that integrates design, analysis, and verification activities throughout the system lifecycle using architecture models. By modeling requirements, functions, structure, and behavior, MBSE supports consistent and informed decision-making. Ansys SAM (System Architecture Modeler) supports the latest system modeling language, SysML v2, and enables both graphical and textual modeling, real-time collaboration, and model management. Ansys ModelCenter integrates various engineering tools and builds automated workflows, enabling what-if simulations and trade studies. By connecting architecture models with simulation models, it supports consistent design analysis and requirements validation using a single source of truth (ASoT).