The Latest in Defense/Industrial Hardware

Sept. 26, 2020
If it's going into a military or industrial application, it'd better be able to take a beating. Here are some of the latest products that fit that description.

It should come as no surprise that hardware and embedded systems designed for defense and industrial applications need to be ruggedized to handle the harsh environments in which they operate. Shock, vibration, corrosive elements (sand, saltwater, etc.), radiation, and extreme temperatures all can have an adverse effect on electrical components, even in today’s high-tech world. In this roundup, we will take a look at the latest in ruggedized hardware solutions that have hit the market over this past year.

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