JANUARY 2006 XANALOG is pleased to announce that we are now celebrating our 20th year in Real-Time Systems Simulation. With hundreds of systems and satisfied clients around the world, we are confident about the future. We would like to thank all of our clients for giving us the opportunity of serving you.
XANALOG began as a small company in 1986. Three college friends from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology banded together to form a company. That Company was XANALOG, with a focus on real time systems. Eight months later, XANALOG was able to deliver their first real time system to ALCOA. The system contained a highly optimized graphical language to assembly code load compiler that is similar to the one in the current NL-SIM/MML software. We continued delivering systems to many clients over the years. Our COTS systems approach allowed us the flexibility to solve the customers needs in the most optimal way.
Having many varied customers over the years has allowed us to gain experience in many areas of engineering design, testing, and validation. Our focus on real world physics and simulation has allowed us to discuss project planning, design, and problem solving with engineers at every level of our customer’s team. Whether one is working on cabin air conditioning simulators, or designing the next generation of anti lock brakes, we can get up to speed and help you quickly.
XANALOG has been supporting our systems that are used to validate FA-18 FLIR through cooperation with Lockheed Martin, and NAVAIR. These systems, called the RT-AGCS-RUG are ruggedized versions of our own RT-300 systems. These systems are optimized for G-shock, vibration, and EMI sh
ielding to allow for deployment in the field. One of these systems are located at every NAVY ship depot and air craft carrier in the world.
The new year brings new things. We plan on expanding our product line to include National Instruments Systems, as well as working on an upgrade to our current NLSIM/MML software.
We look forward to serving our customers with their real time system needs.
Happy New Year,
Martin Schrage
President
XANALOG Corporation |
