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.

Next-generation wheeled military vehicles are essential to secure maneuverability and survivability for efficient power operation even in the worst weather and terrain conditions, so we have developed a run-flat product with pure domestic technology that can drive to a safe zone where tires can be repaired and replaced with quality that meets the standards of the United States and NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) while ensuring stable steering and driving performance by applying our unique design in the event of tire pressure loss due to tire damage. Based on this, we produce and supply run-flat-related products to wheeled military vehicle manufacturers.

REDCOM Sigma® C2 Console is a powerful app that provides operators with a single pane of glass to monitor and control all communications within the tactical C2 network, including both SIP and radio endpoints. The REDCOM C2 Console is browser-based and runs on any PC, laptop, or tablet.

The PNT500 is a rugged 3U VPX Assured Position Navigation and Timing(A-PNT) module aligned with the SOSA profile, offering multi-constellation QinetiQ Q40 GNSS, PTP Grandmaster timing, OCXO/CSAC fallback, and ruggedized reliability. • QinetiQ Q40 multi-GNSS receiver with anti-jamming/spoofing • IEEE 1588 PTP Grandmaster; OCXO or CSAC timing fallback, 1 PPS and reference outputs • Rugged single-slot 3U VPX, SOSA-aligned

Amphenol RF is the world's largest manufacturer of coaxial connectors used in radio frequency, microwave, and data transmission system applications. Headquartered in Danbury, Connecticut, USA, Amphenol RF has global sales, marketing, and manufacturing facilities in North America, Asia, and Europe. Its connectors, adapters, cable assemblies, and other RF and microwave solutions are widely used in a wide range of industries and applications, including automotive, broadband broadcasting, instrumentation, medical, and defense wireless equipment. Amphenol RF's industry-leading manufacturing technology and process control enable it to produce high-quality coaxial connectors and cable assemblies at high volumes.

Our XR-based aircraft maintenance simulator is officially certified by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT) of South Korea for training and education. It provides specialized training environments for the A321, B737-MAX, and B737-800NG aircraft, featuring over 80 detailed modules—including procedures for engine removal, main landing gear installation, and more. This subscription-based simulator is fully compatible with smartphones, tablets, and wearable XR devices, enabling seamless access through a cloud-based web service. Users can train anytime, anywhere—perfect for both remote learning and remote maintenance scenarios. Compared to traditional classroom learning, the XR platform is 4 times more effective and requires only one-third the training time. It also improves user confidence in real-world technical applications by up to 275%. By transforming traditional paper manuals into immersive, interactive training environments, the simulator delivers the next generation of aircraft MRO education for both civil and defense sectors.

Every year, we celebrate World Space Week in October to honor scientists' contributions to space research and inspire the next generation of innovators. Honeywell has been a part of every NASA human space mission since the late 1950s, when our flight-control systems were installed on the X-15 Rocket Plane (shown above in a photo of Neil Armstrong after a research flight in November 1959).

STANAG 4695 & GOSSRA* * GENERIC OPEN SOLDIER SYSTEM REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE compatible with Nett Warrior BREAK-AWAY CONNECTOR