A naval smoke generator uses a gas turbine to produce and direct fluid-laden gas for vessel concealment.
Segmented inner lining with angled ceramic panels stops projectiles and scatters sonar waves to reduce detection risk.
A dry storage container uses a piston mechanism to maintain surface pressure for submersibles.
Mobile ballistic protection system uses modular support and plate elements with bayonet locks for rapid deployment on watercraft.
Bending springs replace torsion mechanisms to resolve unreliable arm deployment in air-droppable sonobuoys.
Angled reflective panels reflect ground imagery to hide vehicles, bypassing the energy cost of active cooling systems.
An electrical interface device serially joins high temperature superconductor conductors to form multi-turn windings within a junction box.
Active vibration dampers generate phase-shifted counter-vibrations to cancel structure-borne noise, reducing detectability while increasing system complexity.
Modular stanchions and ballast restore upright orientation after impact, solving installation difficulty and structural failure in open ocean environments.