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Objective Interface Provides Corba Communications Middleware for Industry's First JTRS-Certified Radio From Thales20 January 2006
Objective Interface Systems, Inc. today announced at the SDR Forum that its ORBexpress™ communications middleware is the middleware foundation of the industry's first Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS) software-defined radio (SDR) to be certified for Software Communications Architecture (SCA) compliance ("SCA Compliant with Waivers"). Thales Communications developed this radio for the Cluster 2 JTRS Enhanced Multiband Inter/Intra Team Radio (MBITR) program, also known as JEM. The ORBexpress software is the core applications and communications infrastructure for the JEM radio. JTRS radios must comply with the SCA standard. The ORBexpress software provides the essential communications foundation required for SCA-based radios. Additionally, the JEM has been certified by the National Security Agency (NSA) to protect voice and data up through the TOP SECRET level and is the first SCA-certified JTRS radio to be approved by NSA for Type 1 encryption.
The U.S. Government tested the Thales JEM radio and the ORBexpress software running on the radio using the JTRS Test Application (JTAP). JTAP is a tough, comprehensive set of tests for SCA-based software-defined radios. JTAP extensively tests both radio functionality and communications middleware standards compliance.
"Our JEM radio, using ORBexpress as part of its Operating Environment, proves that the SCA can be implemented in a size, weight and power-constrained environment," said Doug Bishop, Thales' Vice President of Engineering. "Objective Interface was very responsive to our needs for strict standards compliance and fast engineering turnaround."
"We would like to congratulate Thales on their outstanding achievement of attaining the first-ever JTRS radio certification by the U.S. Government," said Bill Beckwith, CEO/CTO, Objective Interface Systems, Inc. "We are delighted that our ORBexpress software and our consistent engineering support helped Thales pass their certification. This is a validation of our substantial investments in performance and footprint optimizations, code correctness and expert support team. We are proud to have helped Thales achieve this industry milestone."
About ORBexpress from Objective Interface
ORBexpress is the industry's most widely deployed Object Request Broker (ORB) for software defined radio (SDR). SCA-based SDRs, such as Thales' JEM, are systems that require CORBA for the design and deployment of their radio application. ORBexpress is based on the Real-time Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) standard that enables real-time and embedded devices in heterogeneous environments to communicate seamlessly. Thousands of customers worldwide have used the ORBexpress communications infrastructure to build more flexible, upgradeable and capable products. Available in C++, Ada and Java, ORBexpress has been recognized as the fastest ORB in the industry in an independent study conducted by Boeing's Phantomworks Group. For more information on ORBexpress and the Objective Interface portfolio of communications middleware, please visit: www.ois.com/products, call 1 800-800-OIS7 in the U.S., +33 (0) 6 68 35 15 45 in Europe or +81 (0)3-5623-2112 in Japan or e-mail inquiries to: info@ois.com.
About Objective Interface Systems
Objective Interface is the worldwide leader of high-performance, real-time and embedded communications middleware solutions. The company provides CORBA ORBs, publish-subscribe technology based on the Object Management Group (OMG) Data Distribution Service standard (DDS) and secure communications middleware development tools based on the MILS architecture to meet the high-performance requirements of military and aerospace, telecommunications, data communications, industrial automation and process control, transportation and consumer electronics markets. Objective Interface products are the communications core of many mission-critical products and systems including mission-critical avionics systems, network management, vehicle control and management systems, software defined radio, telecommunication systems, process control systems and nuclear fusion ignition facilities. Objective Interface customers consist of the world's most advanced product and engineering organizations including Boeing, BAE Systems, British Aerospace, CERN, Daimler-Benz, EADS, Ericsson, Eurocontrol, General Dynamics, Harris, Hughes Network Systems, ITT, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Lawrence Livermore National Labs, Lockheed Martin, Lucent, Nikon, Nortel, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, Rockwell Collins, Saab, Samsung, Sandia, TEAC, TRW, the U.S. Department of Defense and many others. For more information, please visit: www.ois.com.
About SDR Forum
The SDR Forum 2006 General Meeting will be held January 16-19, 2006 at the Marriott Dadeland in Miami, Florida. The SDR Forum is an international non-profit association dedicated to supporting the development and deployment of software-defined radios that enable flexible and adaptable architectures in advanced wireless systems. The membership of the SDR Forum spans commercial, defense and civil government organizations, and includes wireless service providers, network operators, component and equipment manufacturers, hardware and software developers, regulatory agencies and major commercial wireless players from Asia, Europe and North America. The SDR Forum's administrative office is headquartered in Denver, Colorado. For more information on the SDR Forum, please visit: www.sdrforum.org.
ORBexpress is a trademark of Objective Interface Systems. All other product and company names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.
PRESS CONTACTS (not for publication):
OBJECTIVE INTERFACE
Alison Alberich
Phone: 703/295-6513
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VETRANO COMMUNICATIONS
Maria Vetrano
Phone: 617/876-2770
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SOURCE: Objective Interface
Source: marketwire
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