Safran Ground Station is a turnkey ground segment solution with all required equipment and ground tools to proceed with removable media preparation and post-mission data retrieval and replay.

Key components are: 

• Rugged Heavy duty Laptop PC for military environment 
• RMM (Removable Memory Module) Docking Stations capable of reading up to 4 cartridges simultaneously, especially useful for mass debriefing. 
• Ground software suite (RMM Manager, eZ Viewer, MUST), very intuitive and user-friendly interface, for replay and exploitation of data while allowing customizable configuration of the display for mission debriefing. 
• Ruggedized Trolley Suitcase specifically adapted for the transport of the whole Ground Station.

This ground station, tested and approved by Safran before delivery, helps to accelerate the deployment on every integration Labs, Air Bases, and can be safely transported between different locations and environments

• Our classic LL163 Line Lights are suitable for low intensity, low speed line scan applications. 
• These line lights are well established and have proven reliability. 
• Provides a intensity level of 24kLux (working distance of 25mm). 
• Available in 7 wavelengths including 395nm (UV) and 880nm (IR). 
• Pre-engineered for expandability in 1.5” (38.1mm) increments up to 81” (2.06m). 
• LL163 derivatives include LL2912 (3”), LL3024 (6”) and LL3148 (12”) (which represent legacy part numbers)

The VS1410 is a video & data recorder/server packaged in a rugged compact chassis (3.75” x 5.75” x 7.36” / 6.4 lb), for recording on a Removable Memory Module (RMM).

Recorded data can be replayed in a standard PC/Windows® environment, using specific or COTS mission debrief solutions for post mission analysis. In addition, typically for ISR applications, data can be replayed while recording on board.

The ENERTEC™ mission data processing and distribution units offer cost-effective and dependable solutions for acquiring, processing, storing, exploiting, and disseminating field and mission data.

These units are suitable for both manned and unmanned ground, air, and sea vehicles. They undergo rigorous validation and formal qualification testing, adhering to standard test methods such as DO-160 and MIL-STD-810.

• Solve machine vision applications efficiently by constructing flowcharts instead of writing program code, using field-proven tools for analyzing, classifying, locating, measuring, reading and verifying
• Use a single program for creating both application logic and operator interface
• Leverage deep learning for visual inspection through image classification and segmentation tools
• Rely on a common underlying vision library for the same results with an Iris GTX smart camera, vision systems or third-part computer
• Work with multiple cameras all within the same project or per project running concurrently and independently from one another, platform permitting
• Interface to Zebra AltiZ and third party 3D sensors to visualize, process and analyze depth maps and point clouds
• Communication options include discrete Zebra I/Os, RS-232, and Ethernet (TCP/IP, CC-Link IE Field Basic, EtherNet/IP, Modbus, OPC UA, and PROFINET, and native robot interfaces)
• Maximize productivity with instant feedback on image analysis and processing operations
• Receive immediate pertinent assistance through an integrated contextual guide
• Maintain control and independence through the ability to create custom flowchart steps
• Test communication with PLC using the built-in PLC interface emulator
• Protect against inappropriate changes with the Project Change Validator tool

The SMX-4xxx product family includes the SMX-4411 through SMX-4415 matrix switches.

• S-parameters DC to 40 GHz, single-ended and mixed-mode
• Impedance Profile with <1 mm resolution, differential and common-mode 
• Internal, automatic OSLT calibration
• USB-connected, small, lightweight
• Flexible display of the measurements
• Remove effects from fixtures, connectors and cables
• Emulate eye diagrams with CTLE, DFE and FFE equalization
• Advanced jitter analysis