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http://defense-studies.blogspot.com/2010/02/swak-from-st-kinetic.html
SWAK : smart
wing adapter kit used for smart bomb (photo :
DesignationSystem)
Singapore's ST Kinetics has
unveiled a new precision range extension kit for dumb bombs, the
Smart Adaptor Adapter Kit or SWAK. The SWAK is a pop-out wing
system that can be strapped to a standard 500lb, 1,000lb or 2,000lb
general-purpose bomb allowing the modified weapon to glide for 65km
or more. A tail firing include incorporates a GPS-aided inertial
navigation system that gives the weapon a precision attack
capability over long ranges. The SWAK can be carried by most
fighter aircraft, says ST Kinetics, with or without a MIL STD 1760
weapon bus connector.
kk
http://tiger-warrior.blogspot.com/
http://defence-news.blogspot.com/2010/02/st-shows-underwater-robot.html
ST Electronics is unveiling the Starfish Autonomous Underwater
Vehicle at the 2010 Singapore Airshow.
Starfish is a
200mm self-propelled autonomus underwater robot, designed for
commercial, oceanic, research or military users. The underwater
robot was developed by the Acoustic Research Lab of the Tropical
Marine Science Institute at the National University of Singapore
and is currently being commercialized in collaboration with ST
Electronics.
On a mission,
Starfish is programmed to follow a route to carry out a routine
mission, employing on-board sensors to sample the surrounding
seawater or seabed as it moves through the ocean. Starfish can be
programmed to carry out spatial and time series measurements. It
can also be used to inspect ship hulls, and perform seabed surveys,
environmental studies and marine surveys.
(Aviation Week -
Singapore Airshow 2010 Supplement)
Terrex

It was all a matter of balance. Of getting it right before
getting it out.
If you make it too wide, you’ll need bigger tires and stronger
supports, which makes it heavier. If it’s too narrow, it can’t
carry as many passengers. Use a double wishbone suspension, it’ll
be more comfortable for the troops but it’s more complicated to
maintain.
So the engineers designed it so that each choice of material,
mechanical work and electrical components do not hinder but support
each other.
Sounds easy? Try keeping track of the interactions between 468
different components and systems.
bbb
http://creatoroftomorrow.blogspot.com/2010/02/terrex-terrible-st-kinetics.html
CPW--has u seen in Airshow?
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2008/09/04/st-kinetics-cpw-compact-personal-weapon/

2008 photo in ASA.