The NEW Secutor LRF’s were built to expand and diversify the line of rangefinder-equipped thermal riflescopes in the AGM assortment. Though the Secutor LRF series will utilize the same upgraded thermal sensors that can be found across the majority of AGM’s new products, the three primary differences include an upgraded 1000m laser rangefinder, a digital compass and utilization of a CR123A based power system. These differences, while primarily aimed at more noncommercial tactical applications, still offer both extended ranging and battery familiarity to commercial predator hunters as well. The extended range of the LRF, when paired with the non-proprietary CR123A power system, helps make the Secutor LRF’s a great option for different law enforcement and defense applications. Meanwhile, the integrated compass gives shooters an added layer of situational and positional awareness. The newly introduced sub-20 milikelvin thermal sensors will aid users in these tactical scenarios by increasing their ranging capabilities, as well as increase their ability to both detect and identify targets at longer distances. With both 50 and 75mm options, the Secutor LRF’s provide more authenticity than ever to the phrase: long range.

BRIN offers a comprehensive range of hydrodynamic services that support the entire process of marine research and testing. The modeling service includes designing and fabricating ship models, propellers, and floating structures under static and dynamic conditions. In the survey area, BRIN conducts marine environmental studies and performs at-sea measurements of ship performance. The laboratory provides facilities for testing to carry out resistance, propulsion, seakeeping, maneuvering, cavitation, and open-water tests. Simulation and numerical analysis services are also available to support design validation and performance optimization through computational methods. BRIN also offers specialized training programs in hydrodynamic technologies and marine engineering to strengthen human resource capacity in the maritime sector.

As part of BRIN’s national testing infrastructure, the DO-160 Laboratory provides comprehensive testing services to ensure electronic systems’ safety, reliability, and compliance—particularly in the aviation sector. Designed to meet international standards, the lab supports certification processes and innovation-driven research. Focusing on environmental, mechanical, and electromagnetic testing, the DO-160 Laboratory is equipped to evaluate a wide range of components, from avionics systems to commercial electronics. With facilities meeting RTCA DO-160G and CASR Part 27 standards, it is a critical facility for aircraft component certification and quality assurance.

Military operations are growing increasingly complex and hard to predict. This makes a completely new vehicle concept necessary - a concept that takes full account of the changes taking place on the 21st century battlefield, a concept that is radically different. And uncompromisingly innovative. Never has the principle of modularity been pursued so systematically.