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Crash recorders or crash survivable flight data recorders help accident investigators discover the cause of an incident, but they can do much more.

In this blog we discuss the leveraging of COTS technology based on programmatic requirements through the use of Modified COTS.

Back in 1994, a famous memo was issued by William Perry, at the time the U.S. Secretary of Defense, directing the department of defense to use COTS products where possible.

Discussion on civil and military applications where the mission displays is a core component of the mission success.

Jacob Sealander discusses how the modular design of Curtiss-Wright's rugged mission computers enables rapid expansion and scalability for integrating additional processing capabilities and payload-specific I/O interfaces.

Paul Davis and Matt Young discuss today's sensor-rich applications in defense and aerospace applications that have unique requirements and how to apply those needs to COTS solutions for a application-specific data recording system.

Paul Davis discusses the protections of sensitive and classified data using data-at-rest encryption techniques.

Flight test instrumentation users have to setup equipment from multiple vendors, a single metadata standard would make life much easier and yield more compatible systems.

In the world of aircraft testing, reliable data is of paramount importance. Read about six Benefits of dedicated flight test instrumentation Ethernet Switches.

We compare direct attached and network attached storage devices as used in defense and aerospace applications.