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#1 2009 

newsletter from data respons 

CASE: medotech 

Outsourcing provides faster 

development of medicaltechnical 

solution 

04 

10 

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Low power, high performance 

– enter Intel Atom 

Nexcom Atom solutions 

in vertical markets 

Test-drive a hand-picked 

team from Data Respons 

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LOCAL NEWS 

Embedded World 

Visit Data Respons at the Embedded 

World exhibition in Nuremberg in 

Germany on 3–5 March 2009. 

We will be exhibiting a number of exciting 

new developments at this event. It will be 

well worth while dropping by, and we will 

be glad to provide advice and guidance. 

You will find us in hall 9, on stand 231. 

Survey: Embedded 

operating systems 

Data Respons is carrying out an informal 

survey about the use of various 

embedded operating systems. 

Do you use Embedded Windows, 

Embedded Linux or 

other operating systems Fill 

in our survey, and you’ll be entered 

in the draw for an iPod 

Touch. 

Take part at: 

www.datarespons.com/eo 

Sylog wins Gasellaward 

Embedded Networking in Stavanger 

We have the pleasure of inviting you to the Embedded Networking event at 

Data Respons’ new offices in Stavanger. 

Embedded Networking is both a technical 

and a social event, and the target 

group is freelancers and small 

companies in the Stavanger region 

who want to know more 

about the advantages of getting 

involved in Data Respons’ 

Embedded Pool. More 

information about Embedded 

Pool is available at 

www.datarespons.com/pool 

Location: Data Respons Stavanger, 

Chr. August Thoringsvei 7 (Forus) 

Date: Thursday, 19 February 2009 

Time: 4.30–6.30 p.m. CET 

registration and questions 

To register for the event, or if you have any 

questions, please e-mail cse@datarespons.no. 

NB: The number of places available is limited. First come, first served! 

Syrén Software AB becomes part of 

Data Respons 

In January 2009, Syrén Software AB became an integrated part of 

the Data Respons group. 

This integration means that customers and other contacts will no longer see 

the name Syrén Software; all sales, consultancy and the organisation as a 

whole will continue under the name Data Respons Sweden. 

The Data Respons company Sylog has 

received the DI Gasell award for the 

Stockholm region. 

DI Gasell is an annual 

event arranged by the 

largest Swedish business 

paper, Dagens 

Industri (DI). For a company to be awarded 

a “Gasell” a number of criteria must be 

met, most importantly organic growth. Sylog 

has achieved an impressive growth of 

1703 per cent over the past four years. 

i n t e r r u p t 

Publisher: Data Respons ASA 

Editor: Svend Thürmer 

Text and design: Data Respons ASA 

Foto: Getty, iStock, Medotech 

Web: http://interrupt.datarespons.com 

a b o u t d a t a r e s p o n s 

Data Respons ASA is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange 

(ticker: DAT) and has offices in Denmark, Finland, Norway, 

Sweden, Germany and Taiwan. Data Respons 

supplies Embedded Solutions to leading OEM companies 

within defence, offshore, telecoms and industry. 

i n t e l l e c t u a l p r o p e r t y r i g h t s 

You may quote from Interrupt and the web edition 

of Interrupt as long as the source is clearly 

indicated. Data Respons shall not be held liable 

for any inaccuracies in the texts. 

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SERVICES 

C-by-C makes it hard to make errors 

In development processes, any errors become more expensive to correct the later they are discovered. C by-C (Correctness 

by Construction) is a method which is based on the idea that it should be difficult to make errors – irrespective 

of the step in the process, from project start right through to delivery. 

“Debugging and verification are expensive in terms of both time 

and personnel, and it is also very difficult to estimate the duration of 

these processes,” explains Mattias Sjösvärd of Data Respons. 

“In C-by-C the aim is to try to reduce the number of errors to a 

minimum by verifying each developmental step. The time spent 

testing is normally considerably shorter than in traditional projects, 

since fewer errors make it through to the running and verification 

phases.” 

traceability and consequence analysis 

A fundamental premise within development is that there will always 

be changes, and so requirements, design, implementation 

and testing must be carried out in a traceable manner, in order to 

allow the consequences of any change to be predicted. Consequence 

analyses are always run at as high a level as possible, and 

should of course be completed at one level before proceeding 

to the next. This is simplified by developing iteratively in small 

steps. 

no repetitions 

The goal is always to keep the system information free of repetitions. 

If something is described in a requirements specification, 

it should not be repeated in the underlying construction documents. 

The design documentation is developed in a way that aims 

to simplify consequence analysis and future maintenance. 

more information: 

www.datarespons.com/581 

Consultant matching: need meets expertise 

When customers want to include developers or specialists in their development teams, 

Data Respons is able to match candidates up with the customers’ specific needs. 

Needs and requirements often 

exist at different levels, and the 

best-suited consultant is identified 

through a number of steps, 

from the initial contact between 

the customer and Data Respons’ 

sales representative to a more 

fine-meshed selection of the correct 

candidate in Data Respons’ 

consultancy department. Taking the customer’s needs as a starting 

point, the consultancy department draws up a shortlist, including 

detailed profiles of the candidates, and presents this to 

the customer. The shortlist is based on the consultants’ technical 

expertise, project experience and personal qualities. 



Mechatronics – mechanisms for embedded solutions 

Mechanisms are visible and tangible. They are exposed to wear and tear and 

are subject to environmental forces such as heat, cold, vibrations, humidity 

and dust. This means that the choice of materials and design is critical. 

Experience shows that when a solution’s 

mechanical functionality is included as an 

integral part of the development process, 

the end result is more robust and userfriendly 

and the development time is reduced. 

Together with hardware designers, 

circuit-board layout specialists and, if necessary, 

end users, Data Respons develops 

the solution’s mechanical parts, including 

the construction and encapsulation with 

regard to cooling, shape, ingress protection 

(IP classes 30–54) and durability (fall test). 

Data Respons has extensive expertise in all 

the relevant 3-D CAD tools: 

•Pro/ENGINEER 

•UniGraphics 

•SolidWorks 

•AutoCAD 



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SERVICES 

Expertise in digital signal processing 

Over the years, the Data Respons company Lundinova has acquired a reputation as a specialist in the field of digital 

signal processing, or DSP, primarily of sound. This expertise is often put to use in connection with mobile telephony, 

but DSP and electronics from Lundinova are also found in new developments in the field of medical technology. 

The hand-held sound monitor intended to replace stethoscopes. 

Lundinova has considerable experience in electronics development 

and has built up particular expertise in DSP. In addition to 

a dedicated team of specialists in this area, the company also has 

a sound laboratory, where new technologies and new products 

are developed and tested. Examples include manipulating sound 

from an inexpensive miniature loudspeaker so that it produces 

hi-fi sound, or compressing speech data to make it suitable for 

narrow bandwidths. In the past, most of the projects related to 

processing, measuring, interpreting, amplifying or manipulating 

sound signals for the mobile-phone industry. However, the 

company is now receiving an increasing number of enquiries from 

other industries, especially from companies working in the field of 

medical technology. 

Lundinova recently received a commission from Cometech to develop 

and build the electronics to be used in a diagnostic product 

for a medical-technology company. Cometech has developed and 

patented a new diagnostic technology based on sound processing. 

The product is a hand-held sound monitor that is intended to replace 

today’s stethoscopes, which often have limited functionality 

and poor sound quality. The monitor is equipped with a display as 

well as functions for the processing and transmission of measurement 

data, and it can be linked to electronic patient record systems. 

Thanks to its advanced microelectronics and software, along 

with the built-in amplifier and loudspeaker, this apparatus will be 

both functionally superior and more precise than the equipment 

currently in use. 



Design kit for better FPGA development 

Most FPGA-based projects could be more efficient: bugs could be detected 

earlier, and product quality could be significantly better. Digitas offers an FPGA 

Design Quality Assurance kit that helps customers address these issues. 

Most FPGA quality problems are caused 

by poor coding, lack of structure, clock domain 

crossings, and timing, interfacing and 

integration issues. Digitas’ FPGA Design 

Quality Assurance kit (QA kit) includes coding 

conventions and design checklists that 

provide a structured approach to handling 

these problem areas. 

vhdl conventions 

Experience shows that many design bugs 

and iterations could have been avoided 

with proper use of basic design support. 

Digitas’ VHDL conventions cover standard 

coding issues, but also take an important 

step further in providing guidance for the 

designer. Conventions for error-prone coding 

aspects (like asynchronous inputs), rules 

for type usage (e.g. integer and unsigned) 

and recommendations for safe coding and 

readability have been added – all linking to 

explanations, reasoning and examples in a 

separate appendix. 

checklist 

An FPGA design checklist is a very useful 

tool for any FPGA designer, and is really 

vital for designers who do not yet have a 

full overview of clocking, timing, spikes, 

structure, synthesis, P&R, etc. This document 

can be used as a pre-qualified input 

to a review, a checklist for any designer or 

as a list of issues to be aware of for a less 

experienced designer. 

digitas fpga design 

quality assurance kit 

Digitas’ VHDL conventions and design 

checklist are the most important parts of 

the QA kit. Most customers do however 

also appreciate the included overviews for 

type conversions and various operations 

on IEEE’s numeric std package. Digitas’ QA 

kit includes a four-hour VHDL conventions 

walkthrough that in many ways is a session 

on VHDL coding best practices. The QA kit 

is offered as a separate product or bundled 

with Digitas’ Verification kit. 



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FOCUS 

Low power, high performance – enter Intel Atom 

Low power, high performance, a small form factor, a high level of integration and a lifetime of up to seven years 

make the Intel Atom processor an interesting option for embedded solutions. Intel has chosen Data Respons as its 

strategic partner in the Nordic region. 

Kurt Godsk 

Technical Director, Data Respons A/S 

+45 88 32 75 50 

kgo@datarespons.dk 

Long-term market leader in PC processors, 

Intel, is now making a strong entrance into 

the low-power embedded market. The muchhyped 

x86-based Atom processor is sure to 

make a difference. 

“The demand for small-form-factor and lowpower 

devices in the embedded computing 

market is increasing, and the design of the solutions 

is getting more complex, which makes 

Data Respons an excellent partner to address 

these new market segment opportunities,” 

says Rod O’Shea, EMEA embedded sales director 

at Intel. 

The Atom processor is based on 45 nm highk 

metal gate transistor technology with improved 

transistor density and up to 20 per 

cent increased transistor switching speed. 

The design also reduces the transistor switching 

power by approximately 30 per cent and 

provides a reduction in the gate oxide leakage 

power. 

The demand for embedded computing is 

growing stronger as the world becomes more 

connected. Bringing the x86 experience to 

handhelds and consumer electronics will be a 

key factor in the years to come. 

the road ahead 

Future low-power devices from Intel in the 

embedded market are likely to offer even 

lower-power and higher-performance silicon, 

combined once again with a small form factor 

and even higher levels of silicon integration. 

This, combined with a commitment to deliver 

processors with a lifetime of up to seven years, 

means that Intel offers an attractive option for 

embedded solutions, and in order to penetrate 

the market, Intel has made a strategic decision 

to enter partnerships with established 

development companies on the embedded 

market. 

partnership with data respons 

Intel has been looking for a partner in the 

Nordic embedded market for some time. After 

long deliberation and rigorous reviews, Intel 

finally chose Data Respons as their partner in 

the Nordic region. 

“We chose Data Respons as our partner on the Nordic market because of the 

brand awareness they bring and their technical capabilities. They have a significant 

customer base and have shown strong growth,” says Philip van de Mortel, 

Nordics sales manager. 


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CASE: MEDOTECH 

Outsourcing provides 

faster development of 

medical-technical solution 

With the help of Data Respons as development partner, Medotech’s new medicaltechnical 

device Grindcare has set a new speed record for its time-to-market. This 

new model for development collaboration bodes well for the possibilities of realising 

profitable high-tech business ideas worldwide. 

Development of the 

third generation 

Data Respons has developed 

the third generation of Grindcare. 

With a view to getting the 

product certified for medical use 

in Europe, the USA and elsewhere, 

Data Respons has redesigned 

the hardware, software 

and mechanics. 

Data Respons has also carried 

out the project management 

and worked closely with industrial 

designers and manufacturing 

partners in order to achieve 

gradual changeovers from development 

to production. 

Vagn Rasmussen 

Sales Director 

+45 88327520 

vra@datarespons.dk 

The Danish founding company, Medotech 

A/S, has considerable expertise in the field 

of the development and design of medicaltechnical 

equipment. Medotech’s core expertise 

is in the development of equipment 

adapted for the customer, which utilises a 

biofeedback system to register and analyse 

signals from the human body. Medotech’s 

main product, Grindcare, is an apparatus 

for the diagnosis and treatment of bruxism 

(grinding the teeth) which an estimated 5 

per cent or more of the population of the 

western world suffer from. 

a necessary redesign 

Grindcare was developed in collaboration 

with the Danish Technology Institute and 

the School of Dentistry at Aarhus University 

in Denmark. Based on their experience 

with versions 1 and 2, Medotech 

were suddenly faced with the need to 

completely redesign Grindcare’s printed 

circuit board, software and mechanism. 

“Because we wanted to launch onto the 

international market, a complete redesign 

became necessary, and everything had to 

be done by the book,” says CEO Troels 

Bierman Mortensen. “We were aware of 

the teething problems from versions 1 and 

2, and we certainly know the potential for 

biofeedback technology. From the users’ 

point of view, we are aware of the functionality 

requirements. We know the price level 

for which we need to develop the product, 

and – no less importantly – we know 

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CASE: MEDOTECH 

the documentation and manufacturing 

requirements which the European and 

American authorities place on medicaltechnical 

products,” he explains, regarding 

the challenges involved in a complete 

redesign. 

outsourcing more efficient 

Since Medotech is neither a financial giant 

nor an organisational heavyweight, the 

decision to outsource the development 

work was both obvious and necessary. 

ABOUT 

medotech a/s 

Medotech develops and designs medical-technical equipment which registers 

and analyses signals from the human body. The results of the analyses 

are then sent back to the body in the form of biofeedback. 

Medotech’s main product Grindcare, which is based on biofeedback, treats 

bruxism by stimulating the muscles in the jaw to stop grinding the teeth. 

Learn more at www.medotech.com 

“We made a conscious decision to choose 

a total contract – in other words, we 

wanted to have as much as possible of the 

technological and financial risk located in 

one contract,” says Mortensen. 

Therefore, Medotech chose one development 

company and one manufacturer under 

one contract. 

“We wanted the development company 

to work closely with the manufacturer, so 

as to avoid ending up in a situation where 

we received a product which would be 

difficult and expensive to manufacture,” 

explains Mortensen about the solution. 

advantages of a single contract 

Mortensen can see many new possibilities 

in manufacturers whose expertise covers 

the whole value chain and the entire design 

process. 

“We have just the one contract, no matter 

how many sub-suppliers end up involved. 

This means that everyone works according 

to one overall project plan, with one 

schedule and one common ownership. If 

one sub-supplier is able to provide expertise 

in embedded software, electronics, 

printed circuit board layout, mechanics, 

design and law, we avoid having to deal 

with individual contracts for every aspect 

and stage in the process.” 

benefits of a gradual changeover 

Upscaling – the point when one goes from 

a plastic prototype to the start of largescale 

production – is often a critical point 

in the product-development process. The 

integrated development process has also 

helped here, by making this step smoother. 

“We have saved a lot of time in the realisation 

of Grindcare, because we have had 

a gradual changeover between development 

and production. Traditionally we 

would have handed over a prototype 

to Medotech on a given date, and they 

would then have taken that on to a manufacturer. 

However, rigid dividing lines 

would have split up the development 

process and unnecessarily delayed the entire 

project,” says Vagn Rasmussen, sales 

director of Data Respons in Denmark. 

“Having a single development and manufacturing 

partner has given Medotech the 

benefit of a gradual changeover without 

technological limitations or time-consuming 

handovers. Altogether, we have saved 

both time and money, because the production 

consequences were known at an 

early date – before it became too late to 

change them,” continues Rasmussen. 

At the same time, proximity to its development 

partner has allowed Medotech to 

save a great deal of time. 

“Every time we want to change something 

in China, it takes three months. When we 

do it locally, it takes three days – or three 

hours. This is an extremely valuable difference, 

and as a result it allows us to produce 

medical equipment for a completely 

different price segment,” emphasises 

Mortensen. 



Every time we want to change something 

in China, it takes three months. 

When we do it locally, it takes three 

days – or three hours. 

Troels Bierman Mortensen, 

Managing Director, Medotech 

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DATA RESPONS | INTERRUPT #1 2009

PRODUCTS 

SSD module designed for spaceconstrained 

applications 

SMART Modular Technologies announces 

its new Xceed iSATA embedded 

solid-state drive (SSD). 

Featuring a four-channel 3 Gb/s SATA-II 

module-level interface which offers improved 

data transfer speed compared 

to other embedded storage solutions, 

the Xceed iSATA is the latest addition to 

SMART’s Xceed embedded Flash product 

line. This new drive is well suited 

for industrial-grade servers, single-board 

computers, storage cache/accelerators, 

networking, data communications, mobile 

and embedded computing, and 

medical, automotive, and industrial applications. 

The industrial-grade Xceed iSATA SSD 

is designed specifically for space-constrained 

embedded applications where 

traditional 1.8” and 2.5” hard disc drives 

(HDDs) and SSDs are too large. 



Safety with isolated power supplies 

Isolated power supplies from Winmate improve safety, reliability and durability. 

Some industrial regulations require products to have isolated power. It is not a standard, 

but an option, so customers can order products with an isolated power supply if they 

require it. 

Isolating the power supply: 

•Protects expensive equipment 

•Protects the user 

•Protects the data 

•Improves the noise immunity 

•Removes ground loops 

•Increases common-mode voltage rejection 

A special feature of the use of isolated power products 

is the wide input range of 8–36 V DC, which 

allows customers to connect to any 12 or 24 V 

car or boat battery without additional equipment. 

This makes the technology a very efficient 

and compact solution that is most 

widely used in the marine market. 



Full IP65 

stainless-steel 

LCDs and 

panel PCs 

Winmate releases a new full IP65 

product line for LCDs and Panel 

PCs with stainless-steel chassis. 

Winmate launches two product lines 

for rugged LCDs and Panel PCs. The 

products have a fully closed stainless-steel 

housing with protective 

glass or a touchscreen. The product 

lines combine Winmate’s knowhow 

on fanless and energy-efficient 

design, IP65 sealing and housing 

design. The products can be used in 

harsh environments and where the 

LCD needs to be cleaned every day 

– for example in the food or chemical 

industries, where a clean environment 

is essential. 

With the wide-temperature-range 

option, the products can even be 

used in many outdoor applications, 

such as access control, digital 

signage, harbour control, building 

automation, in the food industry 

(frozen rooms) and more. The 15”, 

17” and 19” LCDs and Panel PCs are 

available now. Larger sizes are available 

on special request. 




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PRODUCTS 

Low-cost COM 

Express module 

ADLINK Technology announces 

the Express-AT, measuring just 

125 x 95 mm and fully COM 

Express type 2 compatible. 

The Express-AT delivers full functionality, 

low power consumption, 

and a guaranteed production life of 

seven years at a very modest price. 

The Express-AT is based on an Intel ® 

Atom Processor N270 at 1.6 GHz 

supporting Intel ® SpeedStep and 

Hyper-Threading technologies. The 

cost-effective Mobile Intel ® 945GSE 

Express chipset complements the 

functional core of the module with a 

very complete feature set. 

The Express-AT is positioned as an 

entry-level COM Express module 

for systems that require a full set 

of graphics features. The module 

comes with integrated support for 

high-resolution CRT, single/dualchannel 

LVDS and TV-out (SDTV 

and HDTV). 

Primary focuses for application areas 

are medical diagnostics and medical 

imaging, gaming, industrial automation, 

test and measurement, 

video pre-processing and industrial 

control. 



Nexcom Atom solutions 

in vertical markets 

Nexcom introduces the 

NISE2000 industrial fanless 

computer and VTC6000 invehicle 

computer based 

on Intel Atom processors 

for space-critical, 

harsh industrial and 

mobile applications. 

Owing to the low power 

consumption and small 

packaging of the Atom 

processor, the NISE2000 and VTC6000 

have a revolutionary compact design and 

robust performance for industrial and vehicle 

requirements where space is limited 

and the environment is harsh. 

The NISE2000 features Intel’s Atom 

N270. The Atom N270 is compatible 

with the 945GSE chipset and is poweroptimised 

for cost-effective embedded 

solutions. With long lifetime support, 

power-efficient graphics, and rich I/O 

capabilities, the Atom N270 is an excellent 

choice for embedded vertical 

markets ranging from industrial control, 

digital signage, kiosks and point of sales. 

The VTC6000 is based on the ultra-lowpower 

Intel Atom Z5xx series. Taking 

advantage of the Atom Z5xx series’ low 

power capabilities and small packaging, 

the VTC6000 allows a wide temperature 

range in use in a more compact design. 

Nexcom also offers a complete range of 

Atom solutions, including the NDiS120 

digital signage player, MRC2100 tablet 

PC, EBC540 5.25” board, EBC340 3.5” 

board, and ICES170 ETX and ICES270 

COMExpress modules. 



High-density analogue I/O solution 

Tews Technologies increases its range of high-density analogue I/O solutions 

with the introduction of the TPMC553. 

The Data Respons partner Tews Technologies is a solutions 

provider of embedded I/O and CPU products based on 

open architecture standards such as PMC, IndustryPack 

(IP), CompactPCI, standard PCI, and VME. 

The standard single-width 32-bit PMC module provides 32 

or 16 channels of 16-bit analogue outputs. The TPMC553 

is ideal for applications in industrial, transportation, and 

aerospace/defence COTS fields. All signals are accessible 

through an HD68 SCSI-3 type front I/O connector. 

The software-selectable output voltage ranges are 0–5 V, 

0–10 V, 0–10.8 V, ±5 V, ±10 V or ±10.8 V. The output voltage 

range can be individually set per channel. The conversion 

time is typically 10 µs and the DAC outputs are able to 

drive a load of 2 kΩ, with a capacitance up to 4000 pF. 




PRODUCTS 

MAGMA: the next frontier for 

Embedded Computing 

In recent years, it has become increasingly difficult to identify applications 

without a communications component. From data gathering, processing 

and reporting to data management, the necessity for communications applications 

has grown across all industries. 

Recognising the potential for the rapid expansion 

of the embedded ecosystem, the 

Embedded Computing business of Emerson 

Network Power has kicked off its MAGMA 

(Military, Aerospace, Government, Medical 

and Automation) initiative to encourage the 

adoption of embedded computing solutions 

into markets beyond the wireless and 

wireline telecoms business, where Emerson 

is already an acknowledged leader. Because 

each of these five areas represents such a 

significant market, it is critical to focus upon 

areas where embedded computing is an integral 

part of a network-centric application. 

For example, the doctrine in the military is 

to ultimately connect every combatant in 

the theatre of operations to provide realtime 

reconnaissance data, engagement 

scenarios and battle-readiness. Similarly in 

healthcare, diagnostic equipment is moving 

outward from central hospitals toward rural 

clinics, shopping malls and even the home, 

thereby making communications essential. 



AAEON’s Intel Atom based series of products 

AAEON announces the debut of a series of Intel ® Atom 

processor-based products available in the most popular embedded 

form factors such as Mini-ITX, EPIC, SubCompact 

3.5” (ECX), XTX and COM CPU modules, as well as PC/104. 

The debut of the Intel Atom processor ushers in a new era of 

mobile computing, with AAEON leading the way into vertical 

market segments previously dominated by RISC technology. 

AAEON is releasing eight new products for the embedded 

market: COM-U15, NanoCOM-U15, 

COM-945GSE, XTX-945GSE, PFM-945C, 

GENE-9455, EPIC-9457, and EMB- 

9459T. These products all adopt Intel 

Atom processors and have a wide application 

range. 



Use of displays in challenging environments 

As the capabilities of technology increase, GE Fanuc want their solutions to 

perform new tasks – and to perform those new tasks in locations and environments 

that were previously unthinkable. 

Perhaps the primary example is in military 

applications, where computing is 

widely deployed in tanks, in aircraft, in 

submarines and in helicopters, in environments 

that are subject to harsh 

extremes of temperature, pressure, vibration 

and so on as well as the ingress 

of moisture and particles. It is not just 

the military that requires this kind of 

rugged computing, however: it is also 

widely deployed for applications such 

as energy exploration – oil and gas – 

where the environment is often a rough 

ocean or an inhospitable desert. 

These environments make particular demands 

of display systems and flat-panel 

computers. They must be resistant to corrosion 

from the atmosphere, as well as to 

dirt, dust, sand, spray, sleet, snow and so 

on. In many cases, they must be capable 

of being operated by a gloved hand. In 

specific environments, they must even 

be explosion-proof. In very cold environments, 

they need to be equipped with heaters 

in order to maintain operation. 



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