Tactical Mission Computers

April 30, 2020
Powerful, Compact, and Rugged Boards and Modules for Demanding Environments

Reliable mission computers are essential to modern military platforms. Our mission computing products are designed and built around rugged, small form factor (SFF) COTS-based subsystems. They are modular and expandable, with state-of-the-art processors, powerful graphics and data processing options available to satisfy a wide variety of mission requirements.

  • Rugged MIL-STD-810 certifiable Modified COTS (MCOTS) processors
  • Environmentally-hardened subsystems that can be tailored to specific program needs
  • Modular and expandable designs for SWaP sensitive programs
  • Enhanced security via Trusted Platform Modules (TPM)

DYNATEM QUORA™ FAMILY

Quora is a family of rugged embedded computers designed for use in mission critical airborne, ground and shipboard applications. Quora systems are designed and built around rugged, small form factor (SFF) COTS-based subsystems. They are modular and expandable, with state-of-the-art processors, powerful graphics and data processing options available to satisfy a wide variety of mission requirements. Consisting of pre-integrated and pre-qualified subsystems, our mission computers help get your program validated and deployed faster, while minimizing the costs and risks associated with a new design effort. Quora tactical mission computers are ideal for use in C4ISR technology refresh and platform upgrade programs under thermal, shock and vibration extremes in unmanned and manned aircraft, ground vehicles, and maritime platforms.

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