An Aerial Delivery System (ADS) is a mechanism used to transport cargo or supplies from one location to another via aircraft. It typically involves the use of parachutes or other deceleration devices to safely deliver payloads, such as humanitarian aid, military equipment, or emergency supplies, to remote or inaccessible areas. ADS plays a crucial role in disaster relief efforts, military operations, and logistical support missions, enabling efficient and timely delivery of essential items where ground transportation may be impractical or impossible. These systems are designed with precision and reliability to ensure accurate and secure delivery of payloads to designated drop zones.
EXTRACTION PARACHUTE JETTISON SYSTEM
In normal cargo aerial delivery operations, the extraction parachute is deployed and the cargo pallet exits the aircraft. A malfunction of this process of extracting palletized cargo during an in-flight delivery puts the aircraft and the safety of the entire crew at risk.
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HEAVY DROP SYSTEM
HDS is a type of airdrop system for platform loads where the load is extracted from an aircraft. To slow the descent of the loads cargo parachutes are affixed to the platform loads and honeycomb as shock absorbers are annexed to the platform to ensure minimum
landing shock.
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Ground Support Equipment (GSE) refers to a diverse range of machinery, tools, and vehicles used to support aircraft operations while on the ground. This equipment plays a vital role in aircraft maintenance, servicing, and turnaround operations at airports and military bases. GSE includes items such as aircraft tugs, fuel trucks, maintenance platforms, baggage loaders, and air conditioning units, among others. These specialized tools and vehicles ensure the efficient and safe handling of aircraft during ground operations, minimizing turnaround times and contributing to overall aviation safety and efficiency. GSE is tailored to meet the specific needs of different aircraft types and operational requirements.
HYDRAULIC PLATFORM LOADER
Hydraulic Platform Loader (HPL) is required to load & offload the Heavy Drop Loads inside/from the C-130J/C-17 Aircraft.
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Aerostructures category includes advanced materials used in aerospace and high-performance industries. These materials like Prepregs and Nomex Honeycomb are essential components in the manufacturing of lightweight, strong, and durable structures for aircraft, spacecraft, and other applications where high performance and reliability are required. Also used extensively in Heavy Drop systems.
Armed forces deploy an array of electronic Subsystem equipment, such as Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs), vital for navigation and stabilization in aircraft, missiles, and drones. Additionally, radar systems detect threats, while communication devices ensure secure information exchange. GPS technology provides precise positioning, enhancing operational effectiveness. Thermal imaging cameras aid reconnaissance and surveillance efforts, offering visibility in low-light conditions. These electronic systems bolster situational awareness, communication, and combat capabilities, enabling armed forces to effectively execute missions with heightened efficiency and coordination, ultimately ensuring mission success and the safety of personnel.
ELEVATOR V1.0
Elevator is most powerful digital altitude measurement device with audio information. This 200m sensor is known for its  speed, and accuracy and performs well in even the most challenging conditions.
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IMU V1.0
In a precision airdrop scenario, an IMU controller is used to gather data from the IMU sensors and process that data to determine the payload’s precise position, orientation, and movement.
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MYOPIA V1.0
Myopia is a rechargeable infrared signaling beacon developed specifically for high risk missions where rapid identification of marked assets is critical.
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