[Cutting by water jet] Micro water jet cutting: The micro water jet enables a refined process to be carried out in precision cutting. This high-precision technology reduces the jet diameter by a factor of 5 and makes water jet cutting more precise by a factor of 10. The micro water jet achieves a cutting accuracy of +/- 0.01 mm and a positioning accuracy of ±0.005 mm. The proven advantages of the cold cutting process remain unchanged. In the pure water process, the cutting width was reduced to 0.2 mm in the abrasive process for hard materials such as nickel-based alloys and titanium. The new technology controls the cutting process and manipulates the cutting path depending on the contour and speed enabling a highly precise cut. Standard waterjet cutting: Water jet cutting is highly efficient and at the same time less severe than other cutting techniques. Low process forces and thermal loads prevent bending or melting. We can cut filigree delicate contours from practically all nickel alloys and titanium alloys. Using our standard process we can cut a range of shapes and dimensions according to customer requirements and drawings and achieve tolerances of +/- 0.1 mm or +/- 0.2 mm.

LLC-4000 is a cutting-edge 4K low-latency video encoder/decoder purpose-built for tactical operations, reconnaissance, and situational awareness in demanding environments. It delivers reliable real-time video transmission over narrow-bandwidth satellite links and tactical radio systems, enabling uninterrupted communication during critical missions. Engineered with a compact form factor and advanced compression technology, the LLC-4000 is well-suited for remote and mobile deployments where bandwidth is limited. Proven in operational use, the system has been successfully deployed by units of the Japan Ground Self-Defence Force, including amphibious rapid deployment and communications brigades, supporting a wide range of military field operations.

1. Comprehensive Manufacturing • Prototyping to serial manufacturing • Structure Assembly and Wire Harness • System Integration - Motors, Flight Control System, Inverter, etc. 2. Multi-Mission Drones • Precise Attack Drone • Heavy Lift Drones ( Cargo/transport) • Firefighting/ Rescue Drone Highlights Experienced in prototyping and manufacturing drones for diverse customer requirements.

Heat engine that converts combustion energy into mechanical energy. It consists of a compressor, combustion chamber, and turbine, and is widely used in aircraft propulsion.

- Comprehensive High-Frequency Electromagnetic Simulation - Analysis of ships, submarines, aircraft, fighter jets, and satellites including antennas - EMC and EMP analysis including cables - Radome and multi-antenna interference analysis - Wireless coverage, network planning, and spectrum management

Titanium Grade 1 -Strip Titanium Grade 2 -Bars-Sheets and Plates-Tubes and Pipes Titanium Grade 4 -Bars-Sheets and Plates-Wire Titanium Grade 5 (6Al-4V) -Bars-Sheets and Plates Titanium Grade 5 ELI -Bars-Sheets and Plates Titanium Grade 7 -Bars-Sheets and Plates-Tubes and Pipes Titanium Grade 9 (3AL2.5V) -Tubes and Pipes Titanium Ti-6Al-7Nb -Bars

Honeywell 360 Display for Aviation The aviation version of the display is a wearable visor that uses augmented reality to provide civilian or military pilots with a high-resolution 360-degree view that seamlessly matches the view outside the cockpit. It also provides traffic callouts and flight instrumentation in the pilot’s field of view, which makes the Honeywell 360 Display ideal for flying at night, in bad weather or in congested airspace. The display improves safety, pilot confidence and aircraft utility. Honeywell 360 Display for Rugged Ground Vehicles Operators of ruggedized vehicles can use the display to safely maneuver in low visibility or hazardous conditions. It improves overall situational awareness, reaction speed and survivability by increasing visibility and reducing the need to consult instruments in the vehicle. The lightweight head-worn display uses real-time outside high-resolution camera feeds to create a seamless mixed-reality view and provides operators sensor information within their immediate field of view.

The AB-M1300 is a 1.3 ton-class eVTOL AAM. With a wingspan of 10 meters, the AB- M1300 is a crewed–uncrewed hybrid aircraft aiming for commercialization in 2028. Falling under the Light Sport Aircraft (LSA) certification category, it can carry up to two occupants, reach a maximum speed of 400 km/h, operate for one hour of flight time, has a maximum take-off weight (MTOW) of 1.3 tons, and a payload capacity of 200 kg. The AB-M1300 is designed for a variety of missions, including mid-mile logistics, personal leisure use, and pilot training.