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Small unmanned aerial vehicle achieves record flight time with Protonex fuel cell system
SOUTHBOROUGH, Mass., 2 Dec. 2007. Protonex Technology Corp., a provider of advanced fuel cell power systems for portable, remote, and mobile applications, announced that the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) and development partner AeroVironment have documented a record flight on a small, unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) powered by an advanced fuel cell system from Protonex.
FlightSafety selects UEI's RACKtangle I/O hardware for its flight simulators
WALPOLE, Mass., 1 Dec. 2007. United Electronic Industries (UEI) has been selected by FlightSafety International to supply the computer-based I/O (SimI/O) hardware used in future flight simulators. The UEI system provides the interface between the controlling computers and the simulator's various systems, including Avionics Instrument Control (AIC), Control Loading and Motion (CLM), and Flight Deck I/O (FDK).
Probe logs first order from HPV Technologies for U.S. Army
LAKE FOREST, Calif., 30 Nov. 2007. Probe Manufacturing Inc., an electronics manufacturing company, has received the first order to manufacture back panel assemblies for Acoustic Hailing Devices from HPV Technologies of Costa Mesa. The Acoustic Hailing Devices will be used by the U.S. Army.
Danish Navy upgrades warship navigation with OSI Geospatial ECPINS software
OTTAWA, Ontario, 30 Nov. 2007. OSI Geospatial Inc.'s International Systems Operations has secured a contract valued at approximately $750,000 with the Danish Navy. Under the terms of the new contract, OSI will provide an upgrade to its ECPINS warship navigation software. This will move the Danish Navy systems to the latest version of OSI's software.
The Mil & Aero Blog: time for you to join the conversation
NASHUA, N.H., 29 Nov. 2007. The editors of Military & Aerospace Electronics magazine are introducing The Mil & Aero Blog on the magazine's Website at www.milaero.com. This is the place for readers to join the conversation by posting comments on the blog site -- comments either about the blog content itself, or about whatever the readers believe is important.
Lockheed Martin selects InterSense for F-35 Lightning pilot training
BEDFORD, Mass., 29 Nov. 2007. InterSense Inc., maker of precision motion devices and technology, announced its IS-900 motion tracking system has been selected by Lockheed Martin for integration into its F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) Pilot Training Program.
Lithium Technology Corp. wins $1.1 million order for underwater application
PLYMOUTH MEETING, Pa., 29 Nov. 2007. Lithium Technology Corp. (LTC), a manufacturer in the large rechargeable lithium battery market, has received a repeat order of approximately $1.1 million for an unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) application.
General Dynamics gains $75 million U.S. Army order as part of Common Hardware/Software 3 contract
TAUNTON, Mass., 29 Nov. 2007. General Dynamics C4 Systems has received a $75 million order on the Common Hardware/Software 3 (CHS-3) contract from the U.S. Army for military hardware and software, including computers and network equipment for the Warfighter Information Network - Tactical (WIN-T) Program.
BAE Systems completes in-country commissioning of airborne reconnaissance system in Oman
GREENLAWN, N.Y., 28 Nov. 2007. BAE Systems has completed in-country commissioning in Oman for a long-range, electro-optical reconnaissance system as part of the F-16 Oman Peace A'sama A'safiya program.
Curtiss-Wright, Wind River, and Intel joint solutions are topic of today's Webcast
NASHUA, N.H., 28 Nov. 2007. Experts from three major defense electronics companies will discuss the most recent Intel Architecture–based joint solutions from Curtiss-Wright Controls Embedded Computing, Intel and Wind River Systems during a Webcast presented by Military & Aerospace Electronics at 3 p.m. eastern time today.
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