Arm the Future Force with Battle-Tested Unmanned Systems FLIR offers several Unmanned Aerial Systems, ranging in size from the world's smallest nano-UAS to its Group 1 VTOL platform, which has more operational heritage than any other asset in its class.

Twin Screw Tug has greater power because it is used for pulling heavy loads in the open sea. High power and pulling capacity are the main keys for this twin screw tug ship, designed to have excellent maneuverability. This ship can move forward, backward, and turn quickly so that it is very effective in the safe and efficient operation of the mining transportation world in Indonesia, ensuring that traffic in Indonesian waters runs smoothly and with minimal risk.

CMD®3 consists of a search head, a control unit, a telescopic pole and an elbow support jointed together in a one-piece design. The detection head is light and the cabling is protected from any possible damage. The one-piece foldable design allows the CMD®3 to be operational in a very short time and easily carried everywhere. The Detector offers the best combination of functional and operational characteristics: it provides the highest ratio between overall dimensions, detection performance and operational weight. CMD®3 does not require any manual calibration; in addition, optimum sensitivity is ensured over all types of terrain due to CEIA’s Exclusive Automatic Soil Compensation System. Localization of the threats is assisted by an Acoustic Modulation pinpointing system aided by Visual LED bar-graphs, which allows the position of the detected item to be identified accurately. Integrated GPS and data logging system for traceability and quality control of clearance operation. Command Wire detection capability independent from the orientation of the search head. Visual signalling selectable as visible or infrared mode (compatible with night vision devices). Operable up to one meter distance from detector to detector. Battery level monitoring with notice before complete discharge.

Harbor tugs are designed to have excellent maneuverability. They can move forward, backward and turn quickly, making them very effective in assisting large vessels in tight spaces. Despite their small size, harbor tugs have very powerful engines that are capable of pulling or pushing large vessels, even in strong weather or current conditions and with the presence of tugs, the process of entering and exiting large vessels at the port becomes safer and faster, reducing the risk of collisions or other accidents, thus Tugs are very important in safe and efficient port operations, ensuring that large vessel traffic runs smoothly and with minimal risk.