Using our expertise in gabion mesh, we have developed a high-quality cellular containment structure, EBS MAC previously known as DefenCell MAC, to provide force protection against a range of ordnance, explosive and vehicle attack. EBS MAC is based on our original wire mesh troop protection bastions, first used in WW1; now brought up to date to meet today’s demands. Available in a range of sizes, EBS MAC can be rapidly deployed and is filled on site with available fill material to provide a modular barrier. The units can be stacked to form taller structures as needed to protect bases, camps, depots, vehicles or other infrastructure. The units are also used in civilian settings to protect key buildings, airpots, infrastructure, or other installations at risk of an attack. EBS MAC is a multicellular structure made of welded wire mesh. The mesh is lined with a non-woven geotextile sleeve which forms an internal lining for each cell. Each lining sleeve is overlapped and attached to the top edge of the unit, while the lower part of the fabric is left loose to be folded internally on site to form a soil retention seal. The geotextile is specially designed to provide extended UV resistance compared to normal non-woven geotextiles. EBS MAC units are joined longitudinally, by using connecting pins to obtain the required length of the structure.

An aluminum Adapter to extend the Mandeye system to any stick, in particular for the underground inspection ( such as Tomb, Well or other structures beneath the ground). The adapter helps decreased inspection work loads under ground. Its weight is 108 gr. with diameter 4 cm, height and width 2,5 x 6,5 cm.

Brought to you by a team of space industry experts with decades of experience in satellite mission design, satellite manufacturing and ground processing, EarthDaily Constellation is launching this Q2, ready to take change detection to the next level with Earth Observation data that boasts the best quality, the broadest coverage and the highest revisit frequency. The unprecedented insights, unlocked by our constellation will enable you to make informed decisions across critical areas such as agriculture, environmental protection, defense, and emergency response with the magnitude of accuracy and efficiency unseen before.

The KF-21 is the project which aims to replae the aged fighters in operation, F-4, and F-5 of the Republic of Korea Air Force and develop the indigenous Korean fighter aircraft which is equipped with performances suitable for the future battlefield of the country's air force. Korea's largest-scaled KF-21 project is the national R&D project with a development span of 10 years and 6 months and is driven with Indonesia under international joint development. Based on its development experience and infrastructure of a homegrown airplane, such as the KT-1 basic trainer, T-50 Advanced Jet Trainer, TA-50 Lead-in-Fighter-Trainer, and FA-50 Light Combat Aircraft, KAI is under development of the KF-21 project successfully. Through this project, KAI plans to develop the aerospace technology of Korea and contribute to national peace and security as well as economic development.