Solution Overview The AI-Based Command Decision Support System, "KWM," identifies battlefield targets and recommends optimal weapon system combinations. It supports end-to-end "Sensor-to-Shooter" execution for rapid, accurate, and efficient engagement and command decision-making. Main Features Identifies targets on the battlefield using integrated sensors and data Recommends the most effective attack strategies for both reconnaissance and attack missions Provides command decision support through real-time analysis and visualization Suggests and allocates optimal target formations and strike assets Supports on-site command and control with a user-friendly interface Key Advantages Enables quick, accurate, and efficient engagement of enemy targets Automated recommendation of attack strategies and allocation of strike resources Real-time synchronization between reconnaissance and attack kill webs Direct connection from detection to strike (Sensor-to-Shooter capability) Increases operational efficiency and decision-making accuracy in complex battlefield environments Applied Cases Successfully piloted in the Army Tiger Boost Project in 2024 Used for command decision-making and efficient allocation of attack resources in live military scenarios

The compact MD89MW-DroneCAN is a 13mm, metal gear, sub 1 oz micro servo with dual ball bearings, coreless metal brushed motor, and contactless magnetic encoder. This discrete package offers high performance and reliability for robotic and remote, unmanned aerial applications where space and weight are at a premium. Operating via DroneCAN (formerly UAVCAN) control at a wide voltage range from 4.8~7.4 volts, the unique MD89MW actuator produces impressive performance, with torque and speed numbers equal to servos weighing twice as much from just a few years ago. #UAV #UAS #UGV

- Rader · Detection Range : 1.5~10km, Customizable · Radar Type : AESA - LONG RANGE EO/IR · Identification Range : 3.0km · Optical Zoom : 66x (EO), 22x (IR) - JAMMER · Jamming Distance : 20km (GNSS), 10km @2km (ISM) - RCWS (REMOTE CONTROLLED WEAPON SYSTEM) · Weapon : 40mm AGL, 12.7mm MG · Ammo Capacity : 48 rounds (AGL), 200 rounds (MG) · Lethal and Nonlethal 40mm Air Burst Munition Fireable

Ekinox Micro combines a high-performance MEMS inertial sensor with quad-constellation, multi- frequency dual-antenna GNSS receiver to provide unmatched accuracy even in the most challenging applications. Designed to operate in the harshest conditions, Ekinox Micro is military standard compliant, making it the ideal choice for any mission critical application.

Shock Tech designs, develops, manufactures and tests shock attenuation and vibration isolation systems for the most demanding environments. Customized solutions are provided with application requirements analyzation. Low Profile & Avionics Mounts are a series of all attitude, mid to high frequency, low profile mounts, used in a variety of applications including airborne avionics, etc. Bushing Mounts are a series of all attitude, low cost mounts, protecting against both vibration and shock, used in a variety of applications including airborne avionics, etc.

EO/IR Payload System EOTS (Electro-Optical Tracking System) is an electronic optical image tracking device that identifies danger and emergency situations on the battlefield, monitors and tracks tragets, and calculates their coordinates, and is an essential equipment for drones that can be used in both military and private sectors. M1 and M2 were developed to use a common mount that connects to the drone by keeping the size of the gimbal assembly the same at 4 inches. M1 can be recognized at a maximum of 0.2km for humans during the day and at night, and M2, which operates in adverse conditions at night, can be recognized at up to 1.0km for tanks in the form of IR continuous zoom.

PASEO is a latest-generation long-range observation and firing sight. It is dedicated to infantry vehicles and tanks. Highly modular, the PASEO is perfectly suited to 30-155mm calibers.

CP-10K (FIRE CONTROL COMPUTER) The computer for fixed-rate control consists of five processors for main control, communication, casting, console control, and shared memory, and performs the function of controlling guided missiles through the interface.