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Airborne Systems has developed a family of precision cargo aerial delivery systems in support of a US Army programme, known as JPADS (Joint Precision Aerial Delivery Systems). Said to be the only source for a common guidance platform for all types, Airborne Systems is a global company that combines leading parachute brands including GQ Parachutes, Irvin Aerospace, Para-Flite and Aircraft Materials (AML).11 September, 2007
Protecting against blasts
Despite the evident effectiveness of terrorist and other attacks against buildings, it has been shown that protective systems can absorb blast, while blast film supplemented by a cable system has the capability necessary to retain glass and prevent injury. Promoting its expertise and a proven capability in the provision of such protective systems, DynaSystems is ready to advise visitors to Stand 2183.11 September, 2007
Beam connector optimised for harsh environments
Pro Beam is the name given by Francebased global company Radiall to an addition to its range of connectors for harsh environment applications and shown for the first time on Stand 2266. This is a multichannel connector based on expanded beam technology whereby optical inserts are optimised according to the wavelength used, to provide high-precision alignment for low-loss repeatable performance.11 September, 2007
Reliable communications for remote area operations
From Australia, Codan is showing its range of radio equipment on Stand 1255, including the 2110M manpack transceiver designed to provide sophisticated remote area communications. This features frequency hopping and optional voice encryption, while interoperability with other military transceivers is achieved through advanced FED-STD-1045 or MIL-STD-188-141B ALE, enhanced by the company’s automatic link management technology.
11 September, 2007
Compact and robust transceivers
Microwave International is a first-time exhibitor and shares Stand 232 with its partner IMC Microwave Industries of Israel, which manufactures video receiving and transmitting ground stations for the control, tracking and monitoring of UAVs.11 September, 2007
First time for Aussie repeater systems
Building on the success of its GPS L1 repeater kit, Rojone is exhibiting L1-L2 repeater systems for the first time. Featured on Stand 1255 in the Team Australia section, the systems were developed in conjunction with the Defence Department and are designed to provide adequate GPS coverage of both bands for aircraft.
11 September, 2007
Capturing video on the front line
Already sold in hundreds to the US armed forces, V.I.O.’s new helmet camera is featured on Stand 909A. Shown mounted on a soldier’s helmet, the POV.1 is dust, shock and waterproof, unaffected by driving rain or immersion in water up to 1m deep.11 September, 2007
Logicom aids tracking of FLIS parts and logistics data
SAI Global is launching Logicom 3.0, its comprehensive parts and logistics database. This is intended to transform the way that engineers and contractors negotiate the technical minefield of US Government Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) data, Naval Allowance Parts List/Approved Equipage List (APL/AEL), and procurement history.
11 September, 2007
What IS that cable?!
Long before the electronic age, cable harnesses were a feature of many defence products, from armoured vehicles, to ground radars and combat aircraft. But identifying the function of each and every cable can be a long and tedious task, especially if difficult conditions have caused identification marks or colours to fade.11 September, 2007
Radar design expertise promoted
Plextek, an electronics design consultancy, highlights its expertise in the field of military radar module design on Stand 498. The company offers radar design in technologies including frequency modulated continuous wave, pulse Doppler, phased array, avionics and monopulse radar systems.
11 September, 2007