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Rugged computers are built for the toughest environments, making them a perfect fit for the coast guard, navy, army, air force, and marines.

Rugged computers often play a key role in modern innovative GIS solutions. But which device matches your needs in the field?

By using one single rugged mobile device, field service technicians can improve multiple of their complex tasks in the field.

In this guest blog, we focus on the importance of drop resistance and have a look at procedures in the new MIL-STD-810H Test Method Standard.

Using barcoding technology for inventory management is crucial for many warehouses. Here's why you should consider a rugged computer for these tasks.

IP-ratings and MIL-STD-810G testing in all its glory, but there are more ways to decide what level of rugged device you need.

In rugged computing circles, the “drop spec” refers to testing a device in accordance with the MIL-STD-810G test standards. But how is it really done?

Field worker's efficiency and effectiveness has taken a quantum leap over the past few years thanks to rugged mobile computers. Here's why.

In this guestblog, the importance of ruggedness testing gets highlighted as well as what you should look for within certain classifications.

Last week the Eurosatory exhibition showcased the latest land and air-land defense and security products. Here's what happened at the event.