Product category: Networking Hardware
News Release from: Parvus Corp | Subject: DuraMAR, DuraCOR and DuraVIS
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 3 April 2006
Embedded hardware dons rugged guise
New families of ruggedised mobile IP networking solutions, flat panel displays and embedded computer systems will feature at the Embedded Systems Conference in San Jose, California
Parvus Corporation will unveil new families of ruggedised mobile IP networking solutions, flat panel displays and embedded computer systems at the Embedded Systems Conference (Booth 1828) from 4th to 6th April 2006 at the McEnery Convention Centre, San Jose, California. The launch of these commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) hardware platforms further positions Parvus as a leading provider of rugged solutions for demanding real world applications.
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 3 April 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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'Time to market is often a critical factor for our customers, and development of completely custom systems may be cost or time prohibitive', said Clark Roundy, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Parvus Corporation.
'For this reason, Parvus is introducing these exciting new standardised rugged processor, display and computer networking systems, which combine the core feature sets, environmental compliance, and functionality desired by our customers'.
'These products build on years of experience by Parvus developing and qualifying similar devices for prime defense contractors, metropolitan transit authorities, and homeland security integrators'.
'We anticipate this offering will enable our customers to fast-track their development cycle, since 80 to 100% of what they need will be already developed'.
These three new product families leverage Parvus' 20+ year heritage in embedded PC architecture and system ruggedisation.
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They include: the DuraMAR mobile access router, the DuraCOR rugged computer processing platform family, and the DuraVIS rugged monitor and multifunction display family.
DuraMAR is the first mobile Internet Protocol (IP) router specifically tailored to the needs of the military, aerospace and rail transit industries.
The DuraMAR leverages Cisco Systems' industry standard IOS software and 3200 Series mobile access router (MAR) technology to enable a wide range of previously unattainable computer networking applications in challenging application environments, such as trains, helicopters, buses and armoured vehicles.
The DuraMAR is designed to support seamless mobile roaming between different wireless networks, supporting such applications as mobile hot spots, mobile voice over IP (VoIP) communication, intervehicle networking, IP technology bridging for legacy communications and real-time situational awareness capabilities for net-centric initiatives.
The DuraCOR series systems are modular, highly configurable embedded computers designed to meet military and transportation environmental standards.
Ideal for general-purpose processing or application-specific functionality with addon modules, these systems are engineered to withstand the shock, vibration, humidity, extreme temperatures and power requirements experienced onboard vehicles or aircraft.
The DuraVIS series are rugged monitors and avionics displays available for industrial mobile, aerospace and military applications.
DuraVIS products offer daylight readability, a hardened mechanical design with anti-glare protective covers for impact protection and explosive decompression, excellent dimming capabilities, and exceptional low-temperature operation.
Some models also integrate modular embedded PC technology to support system expansion and onboard data processing capabilities.
Designed to meet MIL-STD-810F and MIL-STD-461, each unit is designed with high reliability in mind, protecting against glare, EMI/EMC, extreme temperature, physical contact, and shock and vibration.
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