Here’s what MIL-STD-810G means
MIL-STD-810G is a crucial certification for military equipment and popular certification to claim among rugged equipment manufacturers.
Ruggedness
Customer stories, Mesa 2 Rugged Tablet, Ruggedness, Utilities & public services
Mesa 2 gets green light, adds efficiency to traffic control system design and testing
The Mesa 2 Rugged Tablet has become an indispensable tool for Integrated Traffic Services, a traffic signal design and validation company in the United Kingdom and Southern Ireland.
Archer Field PC, Customer stories, Ruggedness
‘We call it the old workhorse’: The Archer Field PC still doesn’t miss a beat
The Archer Field PC after nearly a decade of work still impresses because of its toughness, longevity, and usefulness collecting data in the field.
Helpful information, Rugged handhelds, Ruggedness
Mobile device IP ratings explained | Free IP rating chart
Many phone, tablet, and computer manufacturers tout their devices’ IP ratings, a certification that can validate claims that something is waterproof or dustproof.
The IP rating, a decades-old standard, was designed to make those clarifications clear to consumers.
Mesa 2 Rugged Tablet, Ruggedness
Built to endure: The rugged design behind Mesa 2 Rugged Tablet
Juniper Systems addresses durability in virtually every step of the design process. Here’s how.
Industry happenings, Ruggedness
Rugged versus non-rugged: Considering total cost of ownership when selecting a handheld computer
What are the real costs of owning a non-rugged handheld computer?
Company happenings, Rugged handhelds, Ruggedness
Yep, We Bake and Freeze Our Rugged Handhelds
At Juniper Systems, we test every single rugged handheld we make to confirm that it meets each of our very high rugged standards before shipping it to the customer. This ensures that our customers receive only the highest quality product possible—one that will perform reliably in whatever environment they may […]
Company happenings, Rugged handhelds, Ruggedness
It’s Tough Being a Rugged Handheld
Yes, one has to admit that it’s tough being a rugged handheld (pun totally intended). Life as a rugged handheld entails complete exposure to the elements: the cold, the heat, the rain, and sometimes, albeit unintentionally, fire.