Rugged compute where mission meets critical.

As the 2024 Road Show comes to a close, Systel reflects on a year marked by innovation, connection, and growth. Traveling across the country, we showcased our latest technological advancements and reaffirmed our commitment to excellence. Our journey took us from bustling cities to vibrant communities, each stop providing an opportunity to engage with our audience and demonstrate our progress in various technological fields.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming a number of industries in today's fast-paced digital world, from manufacturing and transportation to healthcare and finance. The most promising development in AI is called "Edge AI." However, what precisely is Edge AI, and why is it growing so important in today's tech ecosystem? We'll explore the idea of Edge AI, its advantages, and how it's revolutionizing global businesses in this blog article.

Following industry best practices is crucial to Systel, ensuring that all of our products and processes are compliant with the highest of quality and safety standards. In 2021 we achieved the gold standard in aircraft certification by successfully receiving our AS9100 quality management standard, and are pleased to announce that we have just renewed our certification.

As computer processing advances further and artificial intelligence (AI) is deployed on more systems at the edge, including those pioneered by Systel, then the autonomous capabilities of drones will only advance further. One example of how autonomy and AI will underpin new drone tactics is swarming, where multiple UAS will work collaboratively together to perform a mission with limited human input.

We are excited to announce our newest series, "Product Minute with Systel," to provide insights into our products, their underlying technologies and engineering techniques, and the problems they solve. In the innaugural episode of this new series, Sam Mata, embedded computer product manager at Systel, discusses features of our Sparrow-Strike and Kite-Strike II products.

Systel releases Badger - the latest in industrial rugged, AI-ready embedded computing. From automation to uncrewed vehicles, Badger brings the power of AI to the rugged edge.

Most commercial industries are seeing a rise in the use of autonomous systems, and as technology gets more widely available, so does the need for industrial tough solutions. This blog gives insight on the demands for autonomy from business and industrial domains, and looks at how Systel contributes to the delivery of cutting-edge rugged computing to meet these sectors' goals for autonomy.

At Systel, we’re at the forefront of providing innovative technology solutions tailored to meet the demands of the modern battlefield. Our expertise lies in integrating rugged computing, additive manufacturing, and artificial intelligence, ensuring that our military clients have access to the most advanced tools for mission success.

Systel welcomes Jay Zhou, Rosabeya Santoyo, Raymond Sanchez, and Trevor Opiyo to the team this week. We are delighted to have highly experienced and capable professionals joining us as we tackle new opportunities in 2024.

Congratulations to our 2022 Core Values winners, recognized by their peers throughout the year and selected by our Leadership team for consistently embodying our core values and putting them into action in support of our customers' missions.

Military + Aerospace Electronics released their annual Technology Innovators Awards. Systel is proud to be named a Platinum Honoree.

Systel’s Sparrow-Strike ultra-small-form-factor (USFF) MIL-SPEC rugged edge processor was awarded the 4-Star Best in Show Award by Military Embedded Systems at the 2023 Annual Association of the United States Army (AUSA) conference. Sparrow-Strike received the highest level award in the Embedded Computing category.

Systel, an industry leader in rugged computing announced the product introduction of Sparrow-Strike at the 2023 AUSA Annual Meeting and Exposition. Sparrow-Strike is an ultra-small-form-factor (USFF) MIL-SPEC rugged edge mission computer. Designed using a Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) with a modular chassis and architecture design, integrating either the NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX edge AI system on module (SOM) or an Intel x86-based processor, Sparrow-Strike provides the performance and flexibility demanded by emerging autonomous and uncrewed missions, in an ultra-compact and lightweight form factor.

Shephard Media covers the public launch of Systel's latest ultra-small form factor ruggedized mission computer.