Curtiss-Wright’s new modular electromechanical train-tilting stabilization solution lowers life-cycle costs while improving passenger comfort.

Shipboard cabinets and consoles designed to house naval mission electronics, processing, storage, connectivity, and human/machine interfaces (displays and workstations) must protect mission systems from shock and vibration, electromagnetic interference (EMI), salt water and other ingressions, and provide security and efficient cooling for long-term reliability.

Military threats are accelerating at machine speed, so military forces are adding artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to their arsenals of sensor, signal, and image processing to analyze vast streams of data in real time.

Latest updates to IQ-Core Software adds numerous new capabilities and improved ease of use and network security at the tactical edge.

Network-attached storage (NAS) systems for mission-critical applications often rely on a redundant array of independent disk (RAID) configurations to mitigate data loss from disk failures, improve data throughput speed, and maximize storage efficiency.

Curtiss-Wright Corporation today announced that it has been awarded multiple contracts to provide its turret drive aiming and stabilization technology to Rheinmetall for use on the German Army's Boxer Heavy Weapon Carrier and the Hungarian Ministry of Defence (MoD’s) Lynx infantry fighting vehicles (IFV).

The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) is investing heavily in airborne attritable systems as a cost-effective approach to project force and influence.

Curtiss-Wright Corporation today announced an agreement for access and use of NVIDIA AI software and GPU hardware to accelerate the development of advanced processing and communications systems for rugged applications at the extreme edge.