PRODUCTS & SERVICES FOCUS SEARCH AND RESCUE EQUIPMENT / FIREFIGHTING EQUIPMENT Want to see your product or service listed here FREE in an upcoming issue? (877) 768.5550 Ext.1 • Next issue is Avionics / Aircraft Lighting / Heliport Equipment Cloud Cap Technology UTC Aerospace Systems, part of United Technologies Corp.,


designs, manufactures and services integrated systems and components for aerospace and defense industries. Products include Cloud Cap Technology TASE stabilized airborne imag­ ing systems. TASE camera systems offer small, lightweight gyro­stabi­


lized EO/IR sensors ideal for a wide variety of rotorcraft plat­ forms, allowing for real­time imagery during demanding SAR and firefighting missions. Onboard imaging systems provide fire monitoring and search & rescue aircraft the tools neces­ sary to collect aerial imagery and location information, which can then be quickly disseminated to ground command per­ sonnel. Features of the TASE imaging systems include built­in moving maps, video recording (DVR), geo­pointing, object tracking and path­track. In 2014 the TASE400 line of camera systems has been expanded significantly to include eight different variants to


better suit challenging customer applications from HD daylight imagery, to low­cost exportable, to a fully customiz­ able payload suitable for next generation multi­ and hyper­spectral sensors.


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Ascent Aerospace Ascent Aerospace is a Canadian company that develops


technologies for aerial fire suppression. Since 2007, their advancements in engineering have allowed response teams to control fires more safely and quickly. Through their skilled technicians’ ongoing research and develop­ ment, they are able to deliver machines that save forests—and lives. The 50001C Aerial Fire Suppression System, a light­


weight, high­capacity fire suppression system, just received full STC approval. This technology creates a solid mass of water or foam intended to be dropped on tar­ gets—with absolute precision. The technology comes complete and ready to deploy with a simple electrical hookup. Coupled with a helicopter, the 50001C becomes a highly efficient, independent firefighting vehicle.


www.ascentaerospace.ca


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