Vehicle and Force Protection

Fully rugged mission computers for vehicle and force protection mission-critical applications

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Protecting Those Who Protect Us

Systel supports vehicle and force protection mission-critical applications in austere environments through best-in-class rugged server and embedded computing solutions. Our rugged mission computers deliver unmatched capabilities through a proven combination of open architecture design, modularity, configurability, ruggedization, and SWaP-optimization.

With numerous form factors and near unlimited configuration options, we can support any mission profile and platform requirements set through MOSA-aligned open architecture COTS, MCOTS, and custom computing solutions. Some vehicle and force protection capabilities and applications we support:

  • Common Remotely Operated Weapon Station (CROWS) 
  • Hostile Fire Detection and Localization (HFDL)
  • 360 Degree Situational Awareness (360SA)
  • Aided Target Recognition (AiTR)
  • Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS)
  • Command, Control, Computers, Communications, Cyber, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C5ISR)
  • Remotely Operated Turrets

Spotlight on Next Generation Combat Vehicle (NGCV)

We are proud to support the US Army’s NGCV program, including OMFV and RCV systems, with fully rugged mission computing solutions:
– MOSA-aligned
– SWaP and cost-optimized
– Edge AI
– Modular, configurable, and upgradeable
– Purpose-built for mission and vehicle immediate and future requirements

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Featured Product

Hawk-Strike IV is a fully rugged single LRU embedded multi-mission computer. Latest Intel mobile CPU and NVIDIA embedded GPU, robust IO and system expansion, high-bandwidth multi-port networking, high-capacity secure data storage. Actively deployed for multiple force protection mission-critical applications. MIL-STD and DO-160 rugged.

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