by Harry Barratt-Simons | Oct 15, 2026 | Company Insight
What Happens When a Component Becomes Obsolete? Electronic components are not always available for as long as the equipment they support. For aerospace, defence and special mission applications, this can create challenges when equipment needs to remain...
by Harry Barratt-Simons | Oct 8, 2026 | Company Insight
Rugged Displays: More Than Just a Screen A rugged display is more than a screen. In aerospace, defence and special mission applications, the display can form an important part of the wider mission system, providing operators with access to video,...
by Harry Barratt-Simons | Oct 1, 2026 | Company Insight
Beyond Reliability: The Engineering Behind Safety-Critical Equipment In aerospace, defence and special-mission environments, equipment is often required to perform reliably in situations where failure can have serious consequences. From cockpit control panels...
by Harry Barratt-Simons | Sep 24, 2026 | Company Insight
Designing Equipment for the Next 20 Years For aerospace, defence and special-mission platforms, equipment is rarely designed with a short-term view. An aircraft, vessel or specialist land platform may remain in service for decades. The electronic equipment installed...
by Harry Barratt-Simons | Sep 17, 2026 | Company Insight
Why Engineering Support Matters After Delivery For mission-critical equipment, delivery is not the end of the engineering process. When equipment is installed on an aircraft, vessel or specialist land platform, it may be expected to operate reliably for many years....
by Harry Barratt-Simons | Jul 9, 2026 | Company Insight
The Rise of Multi-Domain Operations and What It Means for Hardware Design Modern defence operations are evolving rapidly. Rather than operating independently across air, land, sea, space, and cyber, today’s military forces increasingly rely on connected,...
