Mission Computing Product Guide

How to affordably decrease safety critical processing subsystem development time and program risk using DO-178 / DO-254 certifiable off-the-shelf building blocks.

Military digital transformation enables platforms to shrink and become more capable and adaptable for mission autonomy.

Mercury, contracted by Airbus D&S is supplying processing subsystems as part of the EGNOS common computing platform.

Our rugged packaging and effective cooling technologies are OpenVPX-compliant, SOSA-aligned building blocks designed to reduce your processing subsystems pre-integration risk, cost and schedule.

Our expertise and experience in Design Assurance Level (DAL) safety-certifiable solutions has been built on successful execution on dozens of programs over three decades.

This paper investigates both the large area display architecture with available options to solve redundancy, as well as, beam steering techniques to limit canopy reflections in bubble canopy cockpits.

DO-254 is a document developed under the guidance of the RTCA that establishes "Design Assurance Guidance for Airborne Electronic Hardware."

This white paper describes AI and cognitive computing (CC) and introduces the underlying largely commercially developer IP that enables them.

This white paper describes the contemporary challenges facing all airborne integrators as they leverage next generation technology for airborne mission critical operations.

NAND flash, packaged as a Solid State Drives (SSD), are now a common component in defense equipment. Add security and SSDs become the ideal big-data secure storage solution for defense application.

Only by understanding the mechanics of the various key management mode methodologies can the military system architect choose the optimal strategy for each mission or program.

Developing a precision-guided capability small enough to fit into a munition that weighs less than 0.1% of a cruise missile, all for a fraction of the cost.