Mission technology built for the tactical edge
How Spectra’s recorders, mission computers, displays and storage work together to move data processing closer to the mission
How Spectra’s recorders, mission computers, displays and storage work together to move data processing closer to the mission
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.
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.
XSR and G1 systems achieve recertification as G2, HPR and ARINC systems are added to the NIAP software full-disk encryption certification
New IP67-rated system delivers mission-ready edge computing in a compact, low-SWaP form factor for space-constrained defense platforms
When an existing customer’s computer product support went obsolete and they urgently needed a replacement, real-time computing solution, Galleon stepped in to deliver a complete custom solution in just six months.
In this Q&A with Galleon Embedded Computing CTO Terje Melsom, he shares the company’s philosophy on building rugged, reliable computing solutions for diverse environments while prioritizing mission-critical reliability.
With a focus on long-duration data collection, rugged design, scalability, performance, security, and an open architecture, the XSR family stands out as the premium choice for unlocking the full potential of unmanned vehicles.
The G1 family provides a wide range of processing capabilities packaged in extremely small enclosures but with impressive low-power consumption.
The XSR Half Rack Server is the newest addition to Galleon’s line of rugged servers, NAS, recorders and mission computers specially designed for use in military and other deployed or benign C5ISR infrastructures.