Aitech is a leading supplier of rugged computer systems optimized for harsh environments offering: The only source for boards and subsystems qualified to operate from -55°C to +85°C Unique COTS Lifecycle+™

Aitech Rugged Group, Inc (Aitech) is incorporated in Delaware and headquartered in Chatsworth, California. Aitech operates subsidiaries Aitech Defense Systems, Inc. (ADSI) co-located in Chatsworth, CA, Aitech Systems Ltd. (ASL) from Herzliya Israel, a city in the Northern district of Tel Aviv and Aitech Innovations India located in Bengaluru (Bangalore).

Since 1983, Aitech has been building a reputation as a provider of rugged commercial and military embedded computing solutions for a long list of high-profile projects, including many for defense industry and space programs. And in the time since they introduced the world’s first conduction-cooled Mil-Spec VMEbus boards in 1984, they have grown far beyond basic off-the-shelf VMEbus and CompactPCI boards, mezzanine cards, power supplies, enclosures and fully integrated harsh environment computer sub-systems. They have pioneered the way in developing multiple COTS (Commercially available off-the-shelf) products and capabilities that no one else has, such as:

The highest MIPS/watt processor boards in the business

The only COTS supplier to maintain true Mil-Spec -55°C to +85°C temperature range for select PowerPC-based products

Multi-gigabyte mass Flash Memory on a single board

Space-qualified radiation-tolerant COTS CompactPCI boards

High-speed Ethernet and serial communication boards

PMCs for PCM telemetry and MPEG encoders/decoders

A/D, D/A, Servos and more!

Aitech is also leading the technology wave by constantly staying in touch and investing their IR&D into new technology advances, industry and market developments and the creation of new industry standards and specifications which can be a valuable consultative resource for their customers. Aitech actively supports the development of new, ANSI-accredited industry standards through the senior sponsorship of the VMEbus International Trade Association (VITA) - and, in fact, has served for many years on the VITA Executive Board of Directors.