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Electra.aero is a manufacturer of hybrid-electric aircraft focused on sustainable urban and regional mobility. The company specializes in designing electric short takeoff and landing (STOL) airplanes that incorporate advanced technologies such as pilot assistance systems, powered lift, and distributed electric propulsion. These innovations enable efficient operation without the need for extensive ground charging infrastructure, allowing for rapid turnaround times in various environments. Electra.aero aims to provide safe, clean, quiet, convenient, and affordable transportation solutions, enhancing accessibility in both urban and regional settings. Additionally, the company offers services in aircraft certification, electric propulsor and acoustic testing, and production, supporting the development and deployment of its advanced aircraft.

Lyten is an advanced materials company focused on developing low-carbon products and technologies. By capturing carbon from methane, Lyten transforms it into 3D Graphene, a versatile supermaterial that underpins its innovations aimed at decarbonization. The company is working on advanced lithium-sulfur batteries suitable for automotive, aerospace, and defense applications, enhancing electric vehicle performance with improved energy density, safety, and fast charging capabilities. Additionally, Lyten is developing a polymer composite that can reduce plastic usage by up to 50% while maintaining structural integrity and impact resistance. The company is also advancing next-generation sensors designed for automotive, industrial, health, and safety sectors, which boast significantly improved detection sensitivity and selectivity.

Volocopter GmbH, based in Bruchsal, Germany, specializes in the manufacturing of electric aircraft aimed at revolutionizing urban air mobility (UAM). Founded in 2012, the company has developed a range of aircraft, including the VoloCity air taxi and the Volocopter 2X, a vertical take-off and landing vehicle. These aircraft are designed to provide safe, quiet, and emission-free transportation solutions in urban environments. Volocopter's business model includes the sale of its electric aircraft and the provision of services through its proprietary software platform, which facilitates efficient transport for both passengers and goods. By integrating air taxis into existing transportation networks, Volocopter aims to alleviate urban congestion and pollution, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional transit methods. Through its innovations, the company aspires to create a sophisticated ecosystem that enhances city mobility and promotes cleaner air travel.

Daedalean AG, founded in 2016 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in developing autonomous flight control systems for electric personal aircraft. The company focuses on creating machine-learning-based avionics systems for both current civil aviation and future advanced aerial mobility. With a team exceeding 150 professionals, including experts in machine learning and aviation, Daedalean is working on certification and market introduction of its AI-driven products, such as Pilot Eye™ and Ailumina Vista™, designed for visual traffic detection in fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters. Additionally, the company offers solutions for non-GNSS positioning, landing guidance, and power line detection. Daedalean has established collaborations with aviation regulators and has produced joint reports with entities like EASA and the FAA, facilitating the certification process for its innovative, safety-critical aviation applications.

Vertical Aerospace is a pioneering company in the electric aviation sector, focused on revolutionizing air travel by creating on-demand, personal, and carbon-free flying experiences. Founded in 2016, the company has assembled a team of over 70 engineers and technical experts with backgrounds from leading aerospace and automotive firms. Vertical Aerospace designs, manufactures, and sells electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, with its flagship model being the VX4, which can transport four passengers. The company aims to contribute to the advanced air mobility (AAM) market by leveraging technology from various industries, including aerospace and energy, to develop aircraft that produce zero operational emissions.

Daedalean AG, founded in 2016 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in developing autonomous flight control systems for electric personal aircraft. The company focuses on creating machine-learning-based avionics systems for both current civil aviation and future advanced aerial mobility. With a team exceeding 150 professionals, including experts in machine learning and aviation, Daedalean is working on certification and market introduction of its AI-driven products, such as Pilot Eye™ and Ailumina Vista™, designed for visual traffic detection in fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters. Additionally, the company offers solutions for non-GNSS positioning, landing guidance, and power line detection. Daedalean has established collaborations with aviation regulators and has produced joint reports with entities like EASA and the FAA, facilitating the certification process for its innovative, safety-critical aviation applications.

CesiumAstro, Inc. is a manufacturer of integrated communication systems designed for satellites, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), launch vehicles, and other airborne platforms. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, with an additional location in Broomfield, Colorado, the company specializes in a range of products that enhance connectivity across various platforms. Notable offerings include Vireo, a multi-beam active phased array system for high-throughput satellites; CommPack, which facilitates mobile ad-hoc networking in space; and a software-defined radio tailored for low Earth orbit environments. Additionally, the company provides a single-board computer with integrated communications and security features, as well as Nightingale I, a software-defined Ka-Band active phased array antenna equipped with channelizers and power electronics. CesiumAstro's systems are designed to support diverse commercial and defense applications, allowing for advanced functionalities like beam hopping and mission-specific payload configurations.

COM DEV International Ltd. is a global designer and manufacturer specializing in space hardware and systems. The company is recognized as a leader in the production of space-qualified passive microwave equipment, specialized electronics, and optical subsystems. With facilities in Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States, India, and China, COM DEV provides advanced technologies and subsystems that are essential for major spacecraft builders and space agencies engaged in communications, space science, and remote sensing. Their technology has been utilized in over 950 spacecraft, including a significant portion of commercial communications satellites. Additionally, COM DEV is expanding its expertise in RF/microwave engineering into non-space sectors where high reliability and premium RF performance are critical.

EMS Technologies keeps people and systems connected - on land, at sea, in the air or in space. EMS offers industry-leading technology to support Aero Connectivity and Global Resource Management markets though a broad range of cutting-edge satellite and terrestrial network products; helping businesses, assets and people stay connected and promoting universal mobility, visibility and intelligence. EMS (NASDAQ: ELMG) serves customers through operations in 12 countries.

Intelligent Automation Corp.also serves the fixed wing aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) and ground vehicles with Health and Usage Monitoring Systems (HUMS), which provide vital information and data for aircraft diagnostics and prognostics, and airworthiness and reliability.

Dimensions International of Alexandria, Va., provides logistics support for the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard and other defense agencies located at military facilities in the Middle East and throughout the world.

The Hymatic Group designs, manufactures and overhauls components and systems, principally for use in aerospace and defence markets. Hymatic operates in three main areas: Joule-Thomson Cryogenic Coolers; Stirling Cycle Cryogenic Coolers; and Fluid Control, including aerospace components.

Invensys Sensor Systems is a global supplier of sensors and controls used in the medical, office automation, aerospace, HVAC, automotive, off-road vehicle and consumer appliance industries. The transaction is subject to government approvals and other customary conditions. Invensys Sensor Systems will become part of the Automation and Control Products unit of ACS.

The Company is both a leading distributor of aerospace hardware and a leading provider of customized inventory management services to OEMs of aircraft and aircraft components, to commercial airlines and to MRO facilities. TriStar has long-established relationships with substantially all of the major suppliers of aerospace hardware, including Fairchild, Huck, SPS, Kaynar and Hi-Shear. TriStar has been designated an Authorized Distributor by more than 65 manufacturers of aerospace hardware, including most of the major fastener manufacturers.

Grimes Aerospace Company specializes in the manufacture of aircraft lighting and fluid control products. The company produces a variety of systems, including exterior and interior lighting systems, strobes, and night vision imaging systems. Additionally, Grimes Aerospace provides power supplies, aircraft engine systems, flight warning computers, active matrix liquid crystal displays, windshield wiper systems, and annunciator panels. Through its diverse product offerings, the company supports various aspects of aviation safety and functionality.