Army Daily News Article
Transforming Mission-Critical Technology for a Complex World
This year's theme at AUSA, "Transforming for a Complex World," highlights the Army's efforts to modernize and restructure as it contends with an increasingly volatile, complex, and dynamic security environment. Conflicts and events around the globe emphasize the continued importance of continuously refining military capabilities and strategic operations to take full advantage of cutting-edge technology. The military, defense industrial base, and academia all play complementary roles to ensure our warfighters have the tools they need to ensure our Joint Force maintains dominance across all domains. As the defense landscape and threat environment become increasingly complex, the need for mission-critical technology that ScioTeq delivers results at speed, scale, and in the most demanding environments remains vital. ScioTeq, a leader in advanced visualiza tion and computing solutions, has been at the forefront of this transformation for decades and continues to lead industry efforts to deliver the absolute best to support the military's evolving needs.
"We excel in those moments when operators can't rely on commercial products that might not always work," says Rob Gibbs, CEO of Scio Teq. "In mission-critical environments - whether in a combat vehicle or a unit command post-the display is a crucial component to maintain situational awareness and allow soldiers and leaders to understand and act first. Our mission is to ensure our technology works every time, without fail."
ScioTeq's commitment to innovation and resilience is rooted in a history of adapting cutting-edge technology for defense ap plications. From pioneering the first ruggedized CRT displays for the U.S. Navy over 35 years ago to developing advanced LCD and computing solutions for all the Services today, ScioTeq has consistently pushed the boundaries of what is possible. "We've helped drive industry progress by collaborating on how to get the latest processors certified for mission-critical environments," Gibbs explains. "Our products are built to perform in the extreme conditions where we know our Army must prevail, whether it's withstanding shock, operating underwater, or handling temperatures as low as minus 40 degrees."
One of the hallmarks of ScioTeq's engineering approach is its focus on open-architecture solutions that allow for seamless integration with mission-critical systems. "We've been doing open architecture for over 15 years, enabling our customers to host their software on our hardware," Gibbs notes. This flexibility is crucial as the Army looks to integrate AI, cybersecurity, and other advanced capabilities into its operations.
Like the Army, trust is at the heart of ScioTeq's mission. “We've built a reputation for on-time delivery, resilient supply chains, top-notch products with peerless field performance, and proactive sustainment efforts," Gibbs shares. This trust extends to ScioTeq's rigorous testing and certification processes. "When we put forward a solution, our customers have absolute confidence that our technology will perform when it matters most."
As the Army continues to transform in contact, ScioTeq is proud to play a pivotal role in equipping warfighters with the reli able, high-performance technology they need to succeed on the complex battlefields of today...and tomorrow.
