New technologies will enable the warfighter to see more emitters simultaneously and geolocate those threats in near-real-time without compromising the ability to continue scanning the electromagnetic spectrum for other targets.

Curtiss-Wright announces new DuraCOR 312 the industry's most powerful, compact COTS mission computer weighs only 1.5 lb. Yet features a 4-core 64-bit Armv8 processor, 256-core GPU and comprehensive base I/O (including Ethernet, serial, USB, DIO and video ports)

Paul Davis from Curtiss-Wright looks at the NSA-approved two-layer encryption approach which slashes cost and development time.

John McHale with Military Embedded Systems' May 2016 roundtable with industry experts looks at the Unmanned systems market and trends.

Damian Kemp with Jane's International Defence Review met with Curtiss-Wright at Xponential 2016 to discuss UAV-focused data devices.

New rugged DTS1 network attached storage (NAS) subsystem stores 2 TB; supports optional AES-256 encryption for secure data-at-rest.

We discuss the groundbreaking SWaP-C reduction for processor and network switch systems are enabling UAS and UGV platforms to expand their mission capabilities.

While PC/104 has been around for decades it has never been healthier. Its main advantages have never been more in demand in the military electronics market, especially in unmanned systems.