COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – April 28, 2008 – SRC Computers, Inc., a leader in reconfigurable computing systems, has announced that it has been selected to provide processors for the Precision Image Tracking and Registration (PI TrackR) program developed by the Air Force Research Labs (AFRL) Sensors Directorate. SRCs COTS Portable MAPstations will be flown on-board small Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) with high resolution cameras connected directly to the MAP processors GPIOX port, providing real-time high pixel count imaging and metadata to track pilot/operator identified targets.

SRCs Portable MAPstations are lightweight powerful solutions in a small form factor for compute-intensive processing. The Portable MAPstation solutions for PI TrackR weigh less than four pounds and measure only 120 cubic inches, while delivering 9.6 Gbytes per second of direct sensor I/O bandwidth. The systems will be programmed using SRCs Carte high-level language development environment.

“Processing on-board small UAVs is exactly what we had in mind when the Portable MAPstation was originally developed,” said Jon Huppenthal, President and CEO of SRC Computers. “The Portable MAPstations compact size, extreme compute capability, programmer-friendly software environment, and high bandwidth direct sensor connections can perform on-board image processing that is not possible with microprocessors alone. The ability to process the sensor information in-flight versus losing precious time while the data is relayed to a ground station is quite significant.”

The first flights of the PI TrackR program are scheduled for mid-year 2008.

About SRC

SRC Computers, Inc. is a privately owned company established in 1996 by legendary computer architect Seymour Cray. SRC has developed the IMPLICIT+EXPLICIT Architecture that provides orders of magnitude increases in performance over conventional microprocessors alone. SRC is the only reconfigurable system vendor that also provides a tightly integrated ANSI standard C and Fortran high-level language programming environment with both development and debug capability. Because this SRC-developed software and hardware architecture is applicable to products ranging from uniprocessor handheld devices to large-scale multiprocessor computer systems, SRC is able to offer high performance servers, workstations and embedded solutions.

In addition to its headquarters in Colorado Springs, SRC also maintains a software development facility in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Carte, Portable MAPstation, IMPLICIT+EXPLICIT, and MAP are trademarks or registered trademarks of SRC Computers, Inc. SRCs website is located at www.srccomputers.com.