EMCORE to Attend AUSA 2024

EMCORE Corporation, leading developer and manufacturer of high-performance inertial sensing and navigation products, will attend the AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition from October 14-16 this year at Booth #4138.

Taking place at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C., AUSA highlights the capabilities of military and government organisations by showcasing a wide range of industry and defense products from over 700 exhibitors. 

EMCORE will be displaying their broad range of technologies, including Fiber Optic Gyro (FOG), Ring Laser Gyro (RLG), and MEMS-based inertial sensors and navigation systems for aerospace and defense. 

The company’s comprehensive product suite serves a broad range of tactical, navigation- and strategic-grade requirements for armed forces worldwide, and are integrated into demanding defense platforms in the harshest conditions on land, sea, air and space.

The U.S. government and the aerospace, defense & homeland security markets in particular have demanding requirements for reliability and durability. EMCORE has a long history of providing tech with unprecedented miniaturization, high-frequency, dynamic range, and extreme temperature and vibration tolerance that meets those standards. 

EMCORE’s next-gen FOG and RLG technology, combined with its Systron Donner line of world-leading quartz MEMS navigation products, can achieve impressively high performance while maintaining a low CSWaP. 

Satellite-based data is vulnerable to disruption from both natural causes and electronic jamming by enemies putting the mission at risk, and yet GPS and GNSS are the primary sources for essential positioning navigation and timing (PNT) for tactical missions. Accurate and reliable PNT can be found in EMCORE’s battle-proven TACNAV® family of inertial-based navigation systems.

Find out more about EMCORE’s innovative technologies by visiting the company and seeing their products in person at Booth #4138 of AUSA 2024, 14th-16th October in Washington DC. 

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