Sungjin Techwin develops operating control computers designed for ground and naval defense applications. Engineered for harsh environments, these ruggedized systems provide secure and real-time processing to support RCWS operations, anti-drone defense, and unmanned surface vehicle control. Built to military standards, they offer high reliability under shock, vibration, and temperature extremes while enabling seamless integration with sensors, weapons, and communication networks. By combining durability with scalable architecture, Sungjin’s operating control computers ensure mission effectiveness across diverse modern battlefield domains.

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

ts advanced integrated optics and closed-loop Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) electronics deliver much higher accuracy, lower noise and greater efficiency than competing technologies. In addition, the EG-1300 can be calibrated internally for better thermal effect and has both digital and analog outputs, along with separation of the electronics from the FOG’s sensing coil assembly to accommodate the widest variety of installation parameters. Features Fully-integrated optics and electronics Advanced optics and FPGA electronics for higher accuracy, lower noise and greater efficiency Precise navigation (1 mile/hour without GPS) Fast, precise gyrocompassing to 1 milliradian Bandwidth to 500 Hz Separate electronics and sensor modules More economical than competing systems Applications Navigational grade applications Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) guidance Missile guidance Aeronautics and aviation Robotics

THE FUTURE OF FIGHTER JETS

With a 99% win-rate in simulated F-16 dogfights versus active-duty Air Force and Navy fighter pilots, Hivemind is learning to execute a variety of missions from Beyond Visual Range strike to suppression of enemy air defense. The future of air dominance will be powered and flown by Hivemind.

It Starts With The F-16

Hivemind will deploy as a digital co-pilot on a U.S. Air Force F-16, with the goal of rapidly scaling across next-generation aircraft, F-22s, F-18s, and other fighter jets. Hivemind will make legacy fighters relevant for decades to come and will power the next generation of military aircraft.

The high-reliability DC-DC onverters brings SynQor’s field proven high-efficiency synchronous rectifier technology to the Military/Aerospace industry. SynQor’s innovative QorSeal® packaging approach ensures survivability in the most hostile environments. Compatible with the industry standard format, these converters operate at a fixed frequency, have no opto-isolators, and follow conservative component derating guidelines.

C-UAS 30kW SBC HEL Source

The NIDV supports its members in both national and international markets in as many ways as possible. From participation in international projects, international trade fair visits to programmes with government support. You can find more information about these initiatives below.

Orbit’s TT&C ground stations antenna must function flawlessly in order to provide a narrow beam width link in one-time single opportunity, flight test event. Add this factor to the turbulent weather that is often present at the ground station locations, and you are looking at a formidable hurdle. Orbit provides fixed, transportable, and portable antenna systems that feature auto-track, RSSI-track and GPS track tracking modes, unsurpassed tracking accuracy and durability to deliver the stable connection required for dependable data throughput. Our stabilized T&T antenna systems work in extreme temperature conditions (-40°C to 55°C) and in rough weather, for example, at base stations that are close to the ocean or on high mountain ranges.