WASHINGTON — Industry experts widely believe that nano-scale devices are the logical successors to today's microelectronics as the electronics industry moves inexorably toward...
CARLSBAD, Calif. — engineers at Tadpole RDI are offering a rugged, Java-based, hand-held computer aimed at making life easier for military personnel in the field.
WASHINGTON — Open systems — rather than commercial off-the-shelf, or COTS — is perhaps the best description of what is happening in the military electronics world...
LITTLETON, Mass. — Engineers at Lau Technologies in Littleton, Mass., have shipped about 62,000 of their custom-designed vehicle control units (VCU) for use in U.S. Army ...
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — The U.S. Marine Corps is employing advanced vapor-cooling techniques to support initial use of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) technology in the Advanced...
Military designers recognize that commercial-off-the-shelf electronics are more widely available and less expensive than custom-designed and mil-spec components,yet mission-critical...
HOUSTON — The new PowerMIDAS series of I/O subsystems, from engineers at VMETRO, follows its previous version into signal processing systems, and for the first time launching...
JOPLIN, Mo. — Engineers at the Federal Systems Department of Eagle-Picher Technologies (EPT) have qualified two batteries for two high-profile missile programs.
NEWARK, Calif. — PC-MIP, the small mezzanine card form factor from SBS Technologies Modular I/O, is strengthening its presence in the defense industry through a digital battlefield...
MontaVista unveils real-time scheduler for Linux; GM to conduct command and control research; Kollmorgen to supply Mod 3 periscope sets and test equipment; and more.
