, a Kosdaq-listed Korean drone maker, said on 4 November it has begun domestic production of electro-optical and infrared (EO/IR) gimbal cameras for unmanned aircraft. It builds the series of Turkish defence firm at its Incheon plant using Korean parts, and plans a new EO gimbal system tailored to Korean military use.
The company says the cameras range from 250 g to 7 kg, work in low light and can detect and track moving targets autonomously. It also says it makes flight controllers, speed controllers and motors itself, so it can supply every component to US NDAA (National Defense Authorization Act) non-Chinese standards. These are company statements; no customer or volume was given.
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