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Powering the U.S. Army’s Next Generation Command and Control Ecosystem through Rugged Tablets and Laptops

As the military advances its modernization initiatives, rugged tablets and laptops are becoming critical solutions in the Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) program, representing a major leap toward a data-centric and integrated future. Designed to enhance mission command and decision-making across operational environments, the NGC2 program focuses on fusing intelligence, technology, and mobility into a unified command ecosystem.

Technology Sharing and Mobile Solutions: The Future of First Responders

First responders and law enforcement agencies face a growing demand to operate with precision, speed, and resilience in increasingly complex environments. As new challenges arise, technology is no longer a supporting tool, it is a mission-critical asset.

Windows 10 Support Ends in October 2025 – Is Your Facility Ready?

On October 14, 2025, Microsoft will officially end support for Windows 10. After this date, no more security updates, bug fixes, or technical support will be available. While Windows 10 IoT Enterprise editions will continue to be supported for several more years, standard Windows 10 users in healthcare face an urgent question: what comes next?

Batteries 101: Best Practices for Rugged Tablet Battery Care

Batteries are the heartbeat of every rugged tablet. They power mission-critical applications, keep teams connected in the field, and ensure that your technology performs when it matters most. Here at DT Research, we manufacture precision engineered tablets that are durable and dependable, but like all consumable components, batteries require care to deliver their full potential.

AI at the Edge: Transforming Rural Healthcare and Telehealth

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become both a buzzword and a breakthrough in modern medicine. For rural healthcare providers, who often face unique challenges such as provider shortages, geographic isolation, and limited access to specialists, AI holds the promise of delivering better care closer to home. With the release of our latest medical tablets and medical all-in-one computers powered by Intel® Core™ Ultra 7 and Ultra 5 processors, with built-in Neural Processing Units (NPUs), AI capabilities are now available directly at the point of care.