The company’s energy division is headlined by the Power Storage 3000, a balcony-focused system supporting up to 15.3kWh capacity and AI-driven energy management. For larger-scale requirements, the PowerMax 6000 Pro provides a massive 57.6kWh capacity, designed for both grid-tied and off-grid utility. These units emphasize modularity, catering to users seeking backup resilience or optimized solar consumption.

Beyond power, OSCAL is targeting professional and industrial sectors with its latest rugged handsets. The PILOT 8 leverages the Qualcomm QCM6690 platform with support for 48GB of RAM, while the PILOT 6 integrates a 160×120 thermal imaging sensor and a 108MP camera. Both devices feature IP68/IP69K ratings to withstand extreme conditions. The exhibit at booth H3.2-171 also includes a range of consumer electronics, such as the 13.4-inch Pad 200 and the ultra-portable KIDO MINI, rounding out an ecosystem designed for both field work and domestic entertainment.