Optisys and LIG Nex1 sign MOU to focus on AM antenna production

November 16, 2022

Optisys CEO Janos Opra (Third from left), LIG Nex1 C4ISTAR R&D VP Kook Chanho (fourth from right), LIG Nex1 C4ISTAR mechanical R&D VP Ryu Guhyun (second from right), Optisys VP of Global Business Ben Hollenbeck (third from right), as well as other senior officials from both companies (Courtesy Optisys)
Optisys CEO Janos Opra (Third from left), LIG Nex1 C4ISTAR R&D VP Kook Chanho (fourth from right), LIG Nex1 C4ISTAR mechanical R&D VP Ryu Guhyun (second from right), Optisys VP of Global Business Ben Hollenbeck (third from right), as well as other senior officials from both companies (Courtesy Optisys)

Optisys, LLC, headquartered in Salt Lake, Utah, USA, and aerospace and defence company LIG Nex1, Yongin-si, South Korea, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding at the Defense Expo Korea 2022 focusing on cooperation in the field of digital manufacturing technology linked to additively manufactured antenna systems.

“Additively manufactured antenna systems drastically reduce SWaP [Size, Weight and Power], while reducing part count and simplifying the supply chain, all of which are critical factors in reducing total system level costs while improving reliability in the defence and aerospace industries” stated Janos Opra, CEO, Optisys. “With Optisys technology and LIG’s excellence in producing advanced systems, we expect to create novel systems that reach new levels of efficiency and excellence.”

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