Huneed Technologies develops, manufactures, and sells airborne and defense communication systems in South Korea. It offers airborne electrical components, including wire harnesses and electrical panels assemblies to OEMs; airborne electronics, including electronics manufacturing services; and commercial aerospace products and services, such as electrical components for LCH end to end solutions, such as master warning lights, caution warning panels, bypass door control panels, and windshield anti-icing control switch panels. The company is also involved in the engineering, manufacture, and support of mission-critical radio communications systems for the military that include multi-band high-capacity line-of-sight communications and UAV-based Ka-band communication relay systems; and command and control products, which comprise weapon control systems, including ship-gun control systems, as well as IFF system integration services. In addition, it offers maintenance, repair, and overhaul services, as well as spare and repair parts. The company was formerly known as Daeyoung Electronics Industrial Co., Ltd and changed its name to Huneed Technologies in March 2000. Huneed Technologies was founded in 1968 and is headquartered in Incheon, South Korea.
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