Embedded computer that combines Intel processing and Cisco networking introduced by Curtiss-Wright
ASHBURN, Va., 17 Sept. 2014. The Curtiss-Wright Corp. Defense Solutions division in Ashburn, Va., is introducing the Parvus DuraWORX 10-10 embedded computer that combines Intel Core i7-based processing and a Cisco 5915 Internetwork Operating System (IOS)-managed defense-secure network router in one subsystem.
This commercial off the shelf (COTS) modular and scalable platform is for extended-temperature, high shock & vibration applications that must combine tactical computing, IP networking, and situational awareness.
The DuraWORX 10-10ly delivers levels of computing and communications capabilities for mobile, airborne, ground vehicle applications operating at the tactical network edge.
It's designed to support C4ISR command and control, image processing and surveillance requirements while aggregating cameras, sensors, and computers from external and embedded IP networks into a manageable, secure IP network.
The DuraWORX 10-10 extends the Cisco enterprise networking infrastructure beyond the reach of traditional fixed networks into mobile and embedded systems applications.
The DuraWORX 10-10ly integrates the capabilities of Curtiss-Wright's DuraCOR 80-40 mission computer and DuraMAR 5915 network router line replaceable unit (LRU) subsystems in one rugged enclosure.
Parvus DuraNET 30-2020 or DuraNET 20-10 Ethernet switches also can be integrated in the system to increase Ethernet port count and add managed Layer 2 switching capabilities.
For more information contact Curtiss Wright Defense Solutions online at http://cwcdefense.com..
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