Enabling technologies are helping to drive smaller and lighter next-gen, rugged, SWaP-optimized mission computers for unmanned platforms, rotorcraft, and other applications.

Curtiss-Wright Debuts its First Arm-based Low Power, Ultra Small Form Factor Rugged Mission Computer, Parvus DuraCOR 310

New Fortress HUMS ED-112A compliant Cockpit Voice and Flight Data Recorder features integrated Health and Usage Monitoring System in a single 13 Lb. box.

While VPX offers many advantages, military system developers should consider the hybrid form factor approach. Small form factor technologies like COMe Compact, Mini PCIe and PC/104 provide a lot of flexibility, especially when combined.

NATO's new UAS features two Curtiss-Wright subsystems for Systems Management Processing.

Features In-Booth Demonstration of the 12 GSPS CHAMP-WB-DRFM Quick Start Kit and the Compact 3U 2-4GSPS VPX3-530 Wideband DRFM System.

Rugged 3U CHAMP-XD1 and 6U CHAMP-XD2 OpenVPX modules feature thermal interconnects optimized to take full advantage of new Intel Xeon processors.

New Parvus DuraWORX 80-41 delivers 4th gen Intel Core i7 processor and Cisco 5915 router in a rugged and fanless SWaP-optimized LRU