Eurosatory 2018 is due to begin in a couple of days.

I'm excited!!!

I'm excited because back in 2010 when i actually began following the military religiously, i never knew this day will come.

A day when a Nigerian defence company will be exhibiting at Eurosatory, in their very own booth.

In 2010, Nigeria did not have a single company manufacturing anything. DICON was in a state of camatose.

Today we now have a Defence company exhibiting at the world's premier defence exhibition. It's a monumental achievement by any standard. We can now also lay claim to a defence Industry as i can name 6 Nigerian companies manufacturing in the Defence sector, with 3 companies in the auto-mobile defence sector.

Proforce Defence will be exhibiting at this year's Eurosatory in France.

Henry240:
Eurosatory 2018 is due to begin in a couple of days.

I'm excited!!!

I'm excited because back in 2010 when i actually began following the military religiously, i never knew this day will come.

A day when a Nigerian defence company will be exhibiting at Eurosatory, in their very own booth.

In 2010, Nigeria did not have a single company manufacturing anything. DICON was in a state of camatose.

Today we now have a Defence company exhibiting at the world's premier defence exhibition. It's a monumental achievement by any standard. We can now also lay claim to a defence Industry as i can name 6 Nigerian companies manufacturing in the Defence sector, with 3 companies in the auto-mobile defence sector.

Proforce Defence will be exhibiting at this year's Eurosatory in France.

oga henry abeg who are the other 5 cos na only proforce I know

giles14:
oga henry abeg who are the other 5 cos na only proforce I know

Proforce Defence
Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing
Buckler Ordnance Systems
NMT
Demfas(our home boy)
DICON
Stallion Group (producing 400 military heavy duty vehicles a year).

That's 7 in total now, and there are more.

There are other companies, not well known, but still there. The guys providing military clothing, MRE's and logistics support services.

Henry240:

Proforce Defence
Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing
Buckler Ordnance Systems
NMT
Demfas(our home boy)
DICON
Stallion Group (producing 400 military heavy duty vehicles a year).

That's 7 in total now, and there are more.

There are other companies, not well known, but still there. The guys providing military clothing, MRE's and logistics support services.

tnx alot

giles14:
tnx alot

- There's Modant Marine, producing 1000 Bulletproof heavily armed IPC's a year with the use of fiber class.

- Nigerian Navy Shipbuilding Limited with the capacity to build OPVs/Corvettes which are 62 meters in length. PPP

- Nigerian Air Force engineering units producing world class drones, various helicopter parts and Avionics systems. PPP

- Nigerian army engineers building the Igirigi, IPV etc PPP

- There's another boat building company, this one in Lagos building armoured boats also.

So you have 12 known companies.

Henry240:

- There's Modant Marine, producing 1000 Bulletproof heavily armed IPC's a year with the use of fiber class.

- Nigerian Navy Shipbuilding Limited with the capacity to build OPVs/Corvettes which are 62 meters in length. PPP

- Nigerian Air Force engineering units producing world class drones, various helicopter parts and Avionics systems. PPP

- Nigerian army engineers building the Igirigi, IPV etc PPP

- There's another boat building company, this one in Lagos building armoured boats also.

So you have 12 known companies.

OK

was only interested in the private sector

jteku:
Dassault Rafale cockpit.

Its massively underwhelming to what I expected.

Like, the Gripen and Typhoon have better layouts... IMO

patches689:


Its massively underwhelming to what I expected.

Like, the Gripen and Typhoon have better layouts... IMO

Yeah! The Rafale cockpit looks very simple which might make it easy to operate, unlike the Gripen with the gizmo light display all around, but it beautiful though.

jteku:


Yeah! The Rafale cockpit looks very simple which might make it easy to operate, unlike the Gripen with the gizmo light display all around, but it beautiful though.

Gripen is very easy to operate..... Its one of its selling points.

jteku:


Yeah! The Rafale cockpit looks very simple which might make it easy to operate, unlike the Gripen with the gizmo light display all around, but it beautiful though.

1. SU-30MK

jteku:


Yeah! The Rafale cockpit looks very simple which might make it easy to operate, unlike the Gripen with the gizmo light display all around, but it beautiful though.

1. SU-30MK (hard to find better picture)
2. Gripen C
3. Euro-fighter Typhoon
4. F-35

Dat fvcking F-35 cockpit

patches689:

1. SU-30MK (hard to find better picture) 2. Gripen C 3. Euro-fighter Typhoon 4. F-35
Dat fvcking F-35 cockpit

F-35 looks futuristic.
Do you have the picture of PAK FA cockpit

The Demfas Aerosystems public safety solution consists of a dispatch software, AI-based CCTV solutions, and radio communication systems.
The radio communication systems enable public safety officers to be tracked on live mode through the inbuilt GPS systems. The CAD software which boasts of GIS capability and access to all CCTV feeds within a jurisdiction serves as eyes for the operators before the arrival of public safety officers who are responding to an emergency. The CAD software also provides an accurate location of all public safety officers through the help of the GPS enabled radio communication systems.

The Demfas Aerosystems public safety solution provides a comprehensive system where video surveillance, voice dispatching, Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD), Geographic Information System (GIS), and call-taking and dispatching systems are closely integrated to enable threat awareness, early warning, and incident management throughout the whole process.

Apparently, we are trying our best to make the UAV prototype fly by the end of the year but funding for it has been provided from revenue of our other products and needs to be put on halt due to other projects such as facility constructions going on in Nigeria. We will make a mockup and probably contact the Nigerian Airforce for a joint development and then provide necessary data to them.

tdayof:

The Demfas Aerosystems public safety solution consists of a dispatch software, AI-based CCTV solutions, and radio communication systems.
The radio communication systems enable public safety officers to be tracked on live mode through the inbuilt GPS systems. The CAD software which boasts of GIS capability and access to all CCTV feeds within a jurisdiction serves as eyes for the operators before the arrival of public safety officers who are responding to an emergency. The CAD software also provides an accurate location of all public safety officers through the help of the GPS enabled radio communication systems.

The Demfas Aerosystems public safety solution provides a comprehensive system where video surveillance, voice dispatching, Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD), Geographic Information System (GIS), and call-taking and dispatching systems are closely integrated to enable threat awareness, early warning, and incident management throughout the whole process.

Apparently, we are trying our best to make the UAV prototype fly by the end of the year but funding for it has been provided from revenue of our other products and needs to be put on halt due to other projects such as facility constructions going on in Nigeria. We will make a mockup and probably contact the Nigerian Airforce for a joint development and then provide necessary data to them.

That's beautiful. could you post photos of the UAV, even if it's just CAD, let's see what it looks like?

I don't understand something, are there only Nigerians applauding the efforts of @Tdayof in this thread or what?

How come the South-Africans in this thread are silent, or is the ingenuity of Tdayof so scary that a common congratulatory message seems like your sense of purpose is now under threat?

Henry240:
I don't understand something, are there only Nigerians applauding the efforts of @Tdayof in this thread or what?

How come the South-Africans in this thread are silent, or is the ingenuity of Tdayof so scary that a common congratulatory message seems like your sense of purpose is now under threat?

"liking a post is not enough, you need to spam messages!"


I thought homo-sexuality was illegal in nigeria? quit acting this way... lest you become Demfas Aerosystems first target

patches689:


"liking a post is not enough, you need to spam messages!"


I thought homo-sexuality was illegal in nigeria? quit acting this way... lest you become Demfas Aerosystems first target

You don't need to quote me, a simple congratulatory message to the techprenuer will more than suffice.

"But spamming this thread with worthless photos of aircraft cockpits is relevant to the thread's topic right?". "Genius"!


By the time his systems start flooding the global market, that's when you'll start telling your kids stories of how you used to know the man?

Henry240:
I don't understand something, are there only Nigerians applauding the efforts of @Tdayof in this thread or what?

How come the South-Africans in this thread are silent, or is the ingenuity of Tdayof so scary that a common congratulatory message seems like your sense of purpose is now under threat?

You've got some serious issues which I hope one day you'll be able to work through. Some people just view the last page, see if there's anything interesting and leave. From what I see there are 4 people who congratulated him. Are there not way more than 4 Nigerians who visit this site? Why not ask them why they are silent?

I'm only logging on now and had to go back to see what you were talking about. And by the way not everyone knew that @tdayof was associated with Demfas.

This is not YOUR moment, it's his.

Congratulations @tdayof.

South African Special Forces

Tdayof permit me...

.....
N-ICON
The N-ICON UAV is a single engine unmanned aerial vehicle system in development by Demfas Aerosystems. The aircraft is designed for the role of aerial reconnaissance and also combat (UCAV). Employing VLO technologies, N-ICON is an autonomous UAV that can function in medium- to high-threat zones and environments. N-ICON UAV system, is being designed for night and day missions including adverse weather conditions, capability to perform real-time image intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, moving/stationery target detection, recognition, identification, combat and tracking missions.
The single-engine subsonic design has a wingspan of 6.0m, and length of 8.6m. The UAV has a maximum takeoff weight of 2800kg, with a maximum speed of 640 kilometers per hour at low altitude. It is designed to carry a payload of 1200kg with a combat radius of 1100 km.




The aircraft is designed to undertake roles such suppression and attack of enemy air defenses, electronic warfare missions and others. The aircraft will be made up of composites airframe, retractable landing gear, fly-by-wire control surfaces, payload bays and others . The composite is reinforced by patented RAM. equipped with a digital flight control system, electro-mechanical actuators, and flight control sensor systems such as GPS, pitot-static, air data computer, navigation sensor, transducers, temperature, pressure, displacement sensors, etc. Various aerodynamic tests has been conducted and more will follow in the further development of the aircraft. Identification and communication units and interface computers are employed in order to establish real time wide band communication and provide test and diagnostics functions. An air traffic radio is also integrated in the communication system for the integration of the aircraft into the civilian airspace and also featuring state of art electrical control systems to maintain possible flight regulations

The aircraft ground communication systems will be designed and developed in partnership with Beijing Sagetown Technology.

Tdayof this looks more like a loitering munition or a high-speed long-range cruise missile....

ssaengine:


You've got some serious issues which I hope one day

I'm glad i called you South-Africans out.

Henry240:

I'm glad i called you South-Africans out.

What makes you glad is irrelevant. You're probably also glad for chicken stew, must we clap for you now?

Sit down. This is not about you. When you win an accounting award for "neatest debit and credit ledger" we'll clap for you, but not now.

And when you're done also go "call out" the rest of the Nigerians and Cameroonians that pass here. Also "call out" our Algerian friend.

ssaengine:


[s]What makes you glad is irrelevant. You're probably also glad for chicken stew, must we clap for you now?

Sit down. This is not about you. When you win an accounting award for "neatest debit and credit ledger" we'll clap for you, but not now.

And when you're done also go "call out" the rest of the Nigerians and Cameroonians that pass here. Also "call out" our Algerian friend.[/s]

You sound so pained.

R10 bet that Henry is an only child. Attention seeking traits.

lionel4power:
F-35 looks futuristic.

Do you have the picture of PAK FA cockpit

Most pics of the Su-50's cockpit around are actually SU-35 cockpit pictures, I don't think I've seen a PAK FÀ cockpit picture.


SU-35 Cockpit.

Daverytimes:


Most pics of the Su-50's cockpit around are actually SU-35 cockpit pictures, I don't think I've seen a PAK FÀ cockpit picture.


SU-35 Cockpit.

it looks like CGI

Daverytimes:


Most pics of the Su-50's cockpit around are actually SU-35 cockpit pictures, I don't think I've seen a PAK FÀ cockpit picture.


SU-35 Cockpit.

the PAKFA is still a work in progress.


the SU 35 cockpit is a bit similar to the F35

Daverytimes:


Most pics of the Su-50's cockpit around are actually SU-35 cockpit pictures, I don't think I've seen a PAK FÀ cockpit picture.


SU-35 Cockpit.

the PAKFA is still a work in progress.


the SU 35 cockpit is a bit similar to the F35

SA voted Non-permanent Member of the U.N sercurity council.

I can't help but feel as though, this whole thing is useless.

https://www.enca.com/south-africa/sa-voted-as-un-security-council-non-permanent-member

Henry240:
I don't understand something, are there only Nigerians applauding the efforts of @Tdayof in this thread or what?

How come the South-Africans in this thread are silent, or is the ingenuity of Tdayof so scary that a common congratulatory message seems like your sense of purpose is now under threat?

So liking his post is not enough now?? Jeez..... Just like you I think its awesome what he is achieving...but why must I scream kumbaya?? Hell its not like anybody has congratulated me or Patches or Andrew ect ect on any of our achievements...... Not that we actual care though!!

In fact I actually wanted to ask him how aero engineering(what he studied) correlates to what his doing now... Which to me seems more electrical engineering......

giles14:


the PAKFA is still a work in progress.


the SU 35 cockpit is a bit similar to the F35

Pakfa cockpit