October 23, 2024
2:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM CT / 11:00 AM PT / 7:00 PM GMT
Duration: 1 hour
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Summary
As modern warfare evolves, the demand for more advanced, reliable, and efficient soldier-worn technology is higher than ever. This webinar will explore the critical design considerations that (engineers and) manufacturers must prioritize when developing interconnect solutions for soldier equipment and tactical devices.
We will delve into the key market trends shaping the future of military technology, including the integration of new military qualification standards and the seamless incorporation of tactical gear into broader military systems.
Attendees will gain insights into the complex challenges of power management, the importance of minimizing weight, and the need to support high-speed data rates in combat scenarios. The session will also cover the user interface aspects such as coupling, mating cycles, and integrated cable management, all crucial for ensuring ease of use and durability in the field.
Furthermore, we will discuss stringent environmental standards, including sealing, temperature resilience, shock and vibration resistance, and electromagnetic interference (EMI) performance, which are vital for maintaining the operational integrity of soldier-worn systems in harsh environments.
This webinar is essential for anyone involved in the design, development, or deployment of military-grade tactical gear and interconnects, offering a comprehensive overview of the latest advancements and considerations in soldier-worn technology.
Speakers
Paul Alpers
Regional Sales Manager
ITT Cannon
ITT’s Paul Alpers has been a stalwart in the harsh-environment electronics market for over 35 years, with the past 17 years dedicated to advancing ITT Cannon’s interconnect solutions. His extensive career has spanned multiple disciplines, including Engineering, Product Research and Development, and Sales and Marketing, with a concentrated focus on the aerospace, military, and space sectors.
At present, Paul spearheads a product management team devoted to New Product Development and plays a pivotal role in ITT’s collaboration with various interconnect standards committees, such as SAE, AEEC, SOSA, and VITA. His responsibilities extend beyond internal product development, as he actively engages with military and aerospace system designers to anticipate and shape future trends, directly influencing ITT’s product and technology roadmaps and its broader strategic vision.
Paul holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) and an MBA, credentials that underpin his leadership and innovative contributions to the industry.
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