Author: Ross Newman

Software

Website update

Mar 8, 2023 by Ross Newman

DefenceX, a leading provider of advanced defence solutions, has recently updated its website with a fresh and modern look. The new website features a sleek design that is easy to navigate, making it simple for visitors to find the information they need quickly.

The updated website reflects DefenceX’s commitment to staying at the forefront of technological advancements in defence. The company is constantly striving to provide its clients with the most advanced solutions and services, and this updated website is just one example of this dedication.

Visitors to the new DefenceX website will find a wealth of information about the company’s products and services, as well as the latest news and updates from the world of defence. One area to explore is the company’s blog, which provides insightful articles about the latest trends and developments in the defence industry.

The blog aims to cover a wide range of topics, from emerging technologies to global security issues, and is updated regularly with fresh content. It is a great resource for anyone interested in staying up to date on the latest happenings in the defence industry.

DefenceX’s commitment to innovation and excellence is evident not just in its website, but also in its products and services. The company offers a range of cutting-edge solutions for defence and security, including advanced surveillance systems, sophisticated communication networks, and highly effective defence technologies.

The DefenceX team is made up of experts in their respective fields, with years of experience and a deep understanding of the challenges facing the defence industry. This expertise allows the company to provide its clients with the most effective solutions and services, tailored to their specific needs

Software

Vivoe Lite 0.4.0 Released

Mar 4, 2023 by Ross Newman

Introducing the latest stable release of Vivoe Lite, the ultimate software development toolkit for ground vehicles that enables C4ISR application development and rapid deployment. With Vivoe Lite, you can streamline the development process and deploy your applications with ease on both Windows and Linux platforms.

Vivoe Lite is designed to provide developers with a powerful toolkit that includes all the necessary features and tools for C4ISR application development. Its intuitive interface and customizable development environment make it easy for developers to create, test, and deploy applications quickly and efficiently.

Vivoe Lite has everything you need to create powerful, reliable, and efficient applications. Its advanced features include real-time data collection, monitoring, and analysis, as well as robust networking and communication capabilities.

With Vivoe Lite, you can develop and deploy applications faster than ever before, saving time and resources while increasing efficiency and effectiveness. Its compatibility with both Windows and Linux platforms makes it a versatile and accessible solution for any development team.

So why wait? Try Vivoe Lite today and see for yourself how it can transform your C4ISR application development and deployment process.

Software
Vivoe Lite running under Windows 11

Vivoe Lite arrives under Windows 11

Feb 13, 2023 by Ross Newman

DefenceX announces support for GVA HMI and land data model associated services under ©Microsoft Windows 11. Our upcoming release will support more physical displays and a much broader range of Operating Systems supported than before:

* CentOS Stream 8/9
* Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
* Ubuntu on NVidia Jetson AGX
* Debian 11 on Raspberry Pi

Contact us for a demonstration of our capabilities or discuss your land vehicle program to see how we can accellerate your development.

Hardware
reTerminal running Vivoe Lite

Announcing suppoort for ARM and RISC V processors

Nov 19, 2022 by Ross Newman

We have been working with NVidia Jetson and Raspberry Pi (CM4) for full ARM support, builds now available on our website downloads page. Built the demo no one was asking for! Still pretty cool if you want GVA in your pocket. Hear are the specs:

  • Seed reTerminal with Pi Computer Module 4
  • Capacitive touch panel (support multi-touch)
  • Bluetooth 5.0
  • WiFi 2.4GHz and 5.0GHz IEEE 802.11b/g/n/ac
  • CAN / RS485 / RS232
  • 500Gb SSD
  • 32Gb eMMC
  • Built in speaker (for audiable alarms, obvs)
  • Battery operated for when you need to dismount 😁
  • H.265 (4Kp60 decode), for next gen video
  • 1 x 2-lane MIPI CSI camera interface
  • 26 x GPIOs
  • PoE to recharge
  • 5G modem (optional)
  • Only 3.6V!!!!

If you are working on EDGE platforms or need to integrate AL/ML into the Generic Vehicle Architecture for autonomous or robotic applications then please reach out and speak to us about our capabilities.

News, Uncategorised
DefenceX Coffee Mug

Merch Time

Nov 9, 2022 by Ross Newman

Took delivery of our first package of merch today and I must say they look great, our new coffee mugs will be the talk of the AI Hub tomorrow. Matched with our new electronics inspired blue logo (Nothing say tech like a PCB ball) and QR coded business cards we are ready for the office. Polo-Shirts in the new year…

Qld AI Hub

DefenceX join the Queensland AI Hub

Oct 28, 2022 by Ross Newman

Today we moved into the Queensland AI Hub as our new base in the heart of Fortitude Valley (Brisbane) with Toni Peggrem and the team hosting us. We are currently working on some exciting new concepts and reaching out to friends in the industry. If you are travelling up to Queenesland and find yourself in the CBD (or are already here) why not pop into The Precinct and say hello. We would love to see you and discuss all things Tech.

Land Forces, Software

Land Forces (Australia) & DVD (UK) 2022

Oct 6, 2022 by Ross Newman

After having seen our GVA HMI running at DVD on the RTI booth in the UK last month we were excited to see it had made it down under to Land Forces . Dedicated Systems were showing a GVA demo with RTIs DDS capabilities running on their booth, we were gutted we could not make it this year (and have to wait two years now) so was good to have some small presence.