Transportation environments pose unique challenges that must be addressed to ensure reliable and efficient operations. Factors such as extreme temperatures, vibrations, and exposure to dust and moisture can significantly impact the performance and longevity of computing systems.
In this article, we take a journey through time, exploring how technology has shaped the transport industry over the years and what the future holds.
Our client provides laboratory equipment that tests the cleanliness and purity of aviation turbine fuels, making sure that each batch complies to the stringent guidelines of IP 565.
Since 2000 (Atmos) has been supplying tightness monitoring systems for jet fuel pipelines and airport hydrant systems across the world. BVM engaged with them to update the current PC and HMI technology.
BVM has extensive experience in working in providing custom PC solutions required for the supporting of Aviation related applications.
I have a laptop, why would I need a portable computer? We often see examples of field-based test or surveillance equipment based on a laptop computer. If the application is in a reasonably benign environment and there aren’t too many external real-world connections the laptop or tablet can be a good solution.
Christmas came early for the Atmos International aviation team as they took delivery of 10 new computer units for the Atmos Portable Tightness Monitor (APTM) systems from BVM Limited.
Here at BVM, we work on a wide range of projects, applying a range of expertise. Here we discuss our design and manufacture of a Peli case system, highlighting the challenge and our solution
Our client is the world’s leading manufacturer of Air Traffic Control (ATC) ground to air communication systems for civilian and defence applications and supplies products to customers around the globe.
