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Innovative Integration
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Mil Tech Trends
Discrete vs distributed: Transforming military training and simulation systems
Mike Pape Dedicated Computing
Advances such as augmented reality and virtual reality (AR/VR) are redefining expectations of quality and performance in increasingly diverse military training scenarios. These improvements also demonstrate the need for a philosophical change in system design strategy as system engineers prepare for the next generation of "training as a service." Developers must move away from discrete systems and toward more distributed training environments that are capable of delivering point-of-need training via a single synthetic training environment.
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Field Intelligence
Technology insertion: Balancing performance and stability
Charlotte Adams Abaco Systems
Embedded computing systems have benefited enormously from the flood of innovation in the electronics industry: Military programs over the years have enjoyed ever faster processors, smaller form factors, and steadily declining prices per unit of performance. At the same time, military programs have requirements, which fly in the face of commercial market trends. These programs’ lives are measured in decades rather than months. A mission computer or fire-control computer procured 20 years ago…
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Mil Tech Trends
Software-defined radio: To infinity and beyond
Manuel Uhm Ettus Research - A National Instruments company
It's hard to believe that the term "software-defined radio" (SDR) has been around for approximately 30 years. That's a long time in the technology world, but SDR is still a common topic of discussion and carries more than its share of misconceptions. The definition of SDR - per the Wireless Innovation Forum (formerly the SDR Forum) - is "a radio in which some or all of the physical-layer functions are software-defined." The term is really…
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White Paper
White Paper: Replicating human reasoning with sensor-driven mobile supercomputing
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If you’re looking to create an autonomous mobile platform — whether an automobile or an unmanned aerial vehicle — you’ll be aware of the significant role that sophisticated algorithms and mobile supercomputing will play in delivering the processing performance you’ll need.
Download Abaco Systems new white paper — ’Replicating human reasoning with sensor-driven mobile supercomputing’ — to find out more about the current state of the art.
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