# Key Features - Drone Detection and Neutralization > Detects and jams multicopter and suicide drones, and engages targets with gunfire. - Enemy Detection and Fire Support > Identifies personnel and vehicles within range, provides automatic target designation (digital reticle), and coordinates with squad-level weapons. - 360° Surveillance and Reconnaissance > Conducts all-round monitoring of bases and forward positions, deploys ahead in hazardous areas, and transmits real-time video. - Close Support and Resupply > Carries and delivers ammunition, water, and medical supplies to designated locations. # Expected Effects - Reduces soldiers’ combat burden, enhances survivability, and contributes to higher mission success rates. - Strengthens small-unit self-defense capabilities against drone attacks, which are emerging as a key threat in future battlefields.

From the rocket launcher to its upper assembly, the bomb rack unit, completing a full weapon system as one set. The rocket launcher is a weapon system independently designed to launch guided missiles or rockets through 7-tube and 19-tube launchers, enabling both single and multiple firings. Through its development, independence of the weapon system has been secured, and structural stability has been achieved by applying a design that considers aircraft vibration and aerodynamic effects. In addition, it is equipped with the capability to receive the system’s firing signal and ignite the rocket. Based on the successful development in 2017 of the 7-tube 2.75-inch rocket launcher assembly for helicopters, the company is now independently developing upgraded versions of the 7-tube and 19-tube rocket launcher assemblies. Through this effort, we are securing scalability for application to next-generation helicopters and UAV systems.

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The SC-SSGMRTM, a Seedcore Co., Ltd representative product, is a backplane transmission module that performs the I/O function of the SSGM(Synchronous Signal Generation Module). When the SSGM(Synchronous Signal Generation Module) board is plugged into the motherboard(Backplane) in front of the Chassis, you can extend the I/O function of the board by plugging the SC-SSGMRTM board into the back of the Backplane. Three 37-pin Micro D-sub ports are used to send synchronization signals generated by SC-SSGM to the outside or to receive external synchronization signals, Three separate MMCX output ports are prepared to support test equipment such as oscilloscopes, and you can convert them to various signals and output them.

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The Defence Technological and Industrial Bases is indispensable for maintaining peace and security. After all, it provides an armed force with services and equipment. If it does not, the armed forces are left hobbled. This also applies to the Dutch armed forces. Nevertheless, the defence and security sector is experiencing difficulties in accessing private finance. Referring to Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) criteria, companies in the sector would not be able to access private financing from pension institutions, insurers and financial service providers. Because of the same criteria, the sector is experiencing difficulties in opening accounts with private banks. Below is summary on the current state of the issue.

Collects data from various sensors within the aircraft system, converts it into the required format, and transmits it to the mission computer or flight control computer. Converts control commands received from the mission computer or flight control computer and relays them to sensors and other peripheral devices. Supports system control functions, monitors the status of key systems, and provides feedback. Achieves 70% cost competitiveness compared to equivalent-performance products. - x2 MIL-STD-1553B - x2 UART (RS-422/485) - x24 Analog input interfaces - x8 Analog output interfaces - x64 Discrete input interfaces - x40 Discrete output interfaces - Size : 270 x 270 x 62.2mm - Weight : 2.5Kg - Power : MIL-STD-704F (28VDC, 10W) - Environment : MIL-STD-810G - EMI/EMC : MIL-STD-461G

The Crane stands as a state-of-the-art Mid-Wave Infrared (MWIR) detector. This device features a 5-megapixel resolution in a 2560×2048 format with a fine 5μm pitch. It is based on SCD's established XBn technology or Hot Full Midwave (HFM) and incorporates a digital readout circuit developed using an advanced CMOS process. The High Operating Temperature (HOT) Focal Plane Array (FPA) functions efficiently at 150K or 120K, enabling a large-format detector that excels in image quality while maintaining a relatively compact size, weight, and power consumption. SCD continues to lead in innovation.