The Accelerated Approach to Bringing Your Products Onto the Modular Active Protection Systems Network
Don’t let the learning curve of new and emerging standards hold you back from innovation.
You’ve got a great idea to enable survivability in the world’s most dangerous environments. We’ve got a solution that will help you bring it up to MAPS conformance so you can concentrate on your product design and reduce time to market.
Schedule a meeting with our team today. We will provide you with a MAPS conversion module so you can bring your networked products up to the standard and leave development worries behind.
The U.S. Army’s Modular Active Protection System (MAPS) framework sets the standard for networked systems. It also adds to the schedule and costs of open architecture product development.
Modularization simplifies system design by making complexity manageable, enables programs to conduct parallel development efforts, and accommodates future uncertainty by allowing for incremental changes to a system.
How can I align my products with MAPS framework?
DornerWorks Modular solution enables automatic survivability systems for ground combat vehicles and crews. More importantly, it helps companies accelerate development and delivery of products compliant with the MAPS architecture framework.
MAPS enables reuse and commonality of ruggedized base kit components by multiple ground vehicle platforms. The MAPS MOSA framework permits ease of understanding new or updated requirements and interfaces for those compliant to an earlier level of architecture, due to ongoing architecture and baseline release process. MAPS supports reduced time for new sensor and effector pairing. It uses a modular design and open system architecture approach that:
Addresses Active Protection System development aspects previously overlooked
Gains more insight than past efforts, which were performance‐focused demonstrations
Defines modular, interoperable, scalable, and reconfigurable standards
Permits configuration and integration to any target platform
Parses functionality into modules that can be replaced to adapt to changing threats
Take a deeper dive into MAPS and MOSA in the Department of Defense “Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) Reference Frameworks in Defense Acquisition Programs” report.
Accelerate development through Modularity and Open Architecture
DornerWorks is helping companies accelerate development of MOSA-aligned products with deep expertise in software, hardware, and FPGA design, as well as niche areas like Ethernet networking and RF platforms.