Behind the move: Spectra Norway’s continued growth
Engineering seats, production benches, test stations and logistics all needed room to grow. CEO Erlend Møyland explains what drove the move to Skøyen and what comes next.
Engineering seats, production benches, test stations and logistics all needed room to grow. CEO Erlend Møyland explains what drove the move to Skøyen and what comes next.
Darren Thurston, Spectra’s compliance officer, was born in England, raised in South Africa and settled in Norway. He has also walked remote deserts, collected good stories and learned that one book can change the course of a life.
How native 4K resolution closes the detection-to-engagement gap for warfighters in the field
One year after unifying its brand, Spectra marks the milestone with new program wins, product launches and global facility investment.
How Spectra’s recorders, mission computers, displays and storage work together to move data processing closer to the mission
A practical look at controlling video systems on military land vehicles
Through cross-functional collaboration and engineering innovation, Spectra continues to expand its C5ISR portfolio with rugged solutions that power today’s most demanding global defense missions.
Founded in Las Cruces in 1986, Calculex helped shape how flight-test and mission data is captured. Forty years later, that engineering legacy continues as part of Spectra Defense Technologies.
From ROTC to the F-35 program, R.J. Edson’s 20-year defense career has led him to Spectra Alpharetta as lead systems engineer
How Spectra Defense Technologies’ newest mission computer delivers persistent edge processing for ground, air and unmanned platforms in a low-SWaP, IP66/IP67-rated form factor.