4 Military Sensor Technologies that Drones are Transporting to the Commercial Market
As the leading provider of ultra-compact Ethernet switches, we are often specified in to environments that are often labeled as “sensor pods”. Since the term “sensor” seems so generic, I thought I’d do a little research on what some these sensor technologies are and what were some of their applications . As I was investigating […]
Robotic Agent Command and Sensing (CARACaS) allows unmanned boats to “sense and avoid each other”
It seems to me that “sense and avoid” technology is the gaiting factor for wide-spread adoption and deployment of unmanned vehicles. What caught my eye when reading the FAA’s future requirements to allow unmanned aircraft in to the field was that the responsibility of “sense and avoid” technology was going to solely lie at the […]
Techaya Expands their Compact Switching Platform to 12 Ports
Here at MilSource, we’re happy to announce that Techaya has expanded upon it MILTECH 908MP compact Ethernet switching platform. The new MILTECH 912 is a managed Ethernet switch that offers the same advanced network features including VLANs, traffic prioritization (QoS) and bandwidth aggregation, but has expanded its port density to 12 triple-speed (10/100/1000 Mbps) Ethernet […]
The Power of MIL-STD 461
Since Techaya’s line of military-grade Ethernet switches are built from the ground up to meet the major military requirements, we are often asked to define what some of the particular specifications are that our Ethernet switches comply to. We recently discussed MIL-STD 1275 which defines the characteristics of a 28 VDC power system. Today we’re […]
Explaining MIL-STD 1275
Techaya’s complete line for military-grade Ethernet switches, routers and hubs are developed from the ground up to meet rigorous military standards for shock, vibration, temperature rating power requirements and other rigorous standards to ensure that a piece of equipment will hold up under the most toughest of mission, terrains and volatile situations. We often get […]
Developing Technologies for Interoperable Robot Components
The Advanced Explosive Ordnance Disposal Robotic System (AEODRS) is a Navy-sponsored program for developing a new generation of open, modular robotic systems. The military services have successfully used ground robots in the fight against terror over the past decade. In addition, U.S. and international law enforcement agencies have experienced the benefit of these systems in […]