Welcome to Engineering & Inventing: The Sealevel Systems Podcast! We're diving into the dynamic world of industrial I/O and embedded computing as we explore impactful projects and complex challenges we've tackled over our 30+ years in the industry. Each episode features interviews with the Sealevel team, sharing behind-the-scenes stories of innovation and problem-solving in mission-critical use cases. Tune in to discover how thoughtful engineering can make a world of difference.
Engineering & Inventing: The Sealevel Systems Podcast
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Welcome to Engineering & Inventing: The Sealevel Systems Podcast! We're diving into the dynamic world of industrial I/O and embedded computing as we explore impactful projects and complex challenges we've tackled over our 30+ years in the industry. Each episode features interviews with the Sealevel team, sharing behind-the-scenes stories of innovation and problem-solving in mission-critical use cases. Tune in to discover how thoughtful engineering can make a world of difference.
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August 23, 2024
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Join Clay Counts for the story of an international defense prime contractor trying to break into the United States market. They specify ground vehicles and are directly involved with the replacement of the Bradley fighting vehicle by the XM30 Mechanized Infantry Combat Vehicle. To be expected, the controls for the XM30 are pretty advanced - learn how we’re partnering with this contractor to meet the demands of this next generation U.S. Army program.
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