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LTTS has accelerated the time to launch new products by 25% with virtual work benches on AWS to develop and test new software for vehicle ECUs [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The company has won one of the prestigious contract for Supply, Installation, Testing and Commissioning of Software for Locomotive Asset Management [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The company has won one of the prestigious contract for Supply, Installation, Testing and Commissioning of Software for Locomotive Asset Management [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The decision comes after the regulator received various representations from stakeholders seeking relaxation in software testing norms [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Office of Navy Research (ONR) has successfully completed the testing of two software and sensor packages that allow an unmanned helicopter to fly autonomously… [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reports on the new approach of Lockheed Martin with F-35 software development. It states that the improved approach helps the company save time and money by correcting issues earlier. According to the company's vice president for F-35 Integration and Business Development Stephen O'Bryan, the company runs its software testing laboratories everyday to find quality issues earlier.

The article reports that Boeing Co. has completed software qualification testing and systems integration testing for the U.S. Air Force's Family of Beyond Line-of-Sight Terminals (FAB-T) program. Boeing also demonstrated how to integrate FAB-T with the Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) and Milstar mission control subsystem, which commands communications satellite constellations.

The article reports on the tests being done by the U.S. Army on software and hardware during the Network Integration Evaluation 12.2 (NIE) in the West Texas desert to give soldiers a tactical network. It states that the NIE is done to evaluate laboratory-vetted equipment, software and integration activities by Army testers. Commander Daniel Pinnell discusses the improvements in the tactical network.

The article offers information on the new Advanced Imaging Technology (AIT) software being tested by the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) at airports in the U.S. It mentions various advantages of the AIT machine including elimination of passenger-specific images and auto-detection of potential threat items. It mentions various airports where the software will be tested including McCarran International Airport, Las Vegas, Nevada.