National Chung Shan Institute of Science and Technology (NCSIST), the
primary indigenous weapon system provider of Taiwan, makes its debut in Japan by
participating in the Japan International Aerospace Exhibition (JIAE) on October 12-
15, 2016. As is known, NCSIST has long established an excellent reputation for
expertise in defense technology in Taiwan. Now NCSIST aims to promote its
presence in the international defense community by displaying its well-developed
products and seeking partnership with global companies for both military and civil
applications.
NCSIST presents 34 selected items in the JIAE. To name a few, the ship- or
ground-based missile systems and related key parts demonstrate its advanced
technologies on seekers and sensors which can be integrated with other platforms or
communications systems to form a customized network. Besides, the turbofan engine
shows its complete aeronautic capabilities from design to manufacturing. There are
more to see, such as advanced materials, electro-optical equipment, communications
systems, electronic systems, and many others.
There are professional design, manufacturing and testing engineers to provide
in-depth introduction on site. In addition, interactive discussions on system functions,
maintenance and logistics, after-sale services, and customization analyses will also be
available. Potential partners and general public are welcome to pay a visit to NCSIST
at the JIAE.
About NCSIST:
NCSIST, established in 1969, is a leading player in the indigenous design,
development, production, logistics support of critical defense systems for Taiwan.
Over the decades, NCSIST has accumulated a broad spectrum of advanced scientific
and technological capabilities in aeronautics, missile and rocket systems, information
& communications, chemistry, materials, electro-optics, and electronic systems.
Major products include high performance fighters; ground-to- air, anti-ship, and air-
to-air missile systems; naval combat systems; various radar, C4ISR and information
protection systems. There are currently more than 8,600 employees including active
duty military and civilian personnel. For more information, please visit
www.ncsist.org.tw.
