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ThingsLog covers both — from duty-cycled low-power architecture and DARPA N-ZERO-class sensor design to conformal coating selection, MIL-I-46058C qualification, and IP68 enclosure standards.
How the US Army’s CombatConnect programme is redesigning soldier-worn power architecture — replacing a proliferation of individual device batteries with a shared power bus in the plate carrier, reducing carried battery weight by up to 40%.
How ThingsLog’s LPMDL-1105 data loggers monitored the Bulgarian Antarctic Base through a polar winter on battery power alone — and what this deployment demonstrates about military unattended sensor architecture.
How researchers demonstrated LoRa-based soldier position tracking at 5 km range with under 1 mA average current draw and $15 node cost — and what it reveals about LPWAN potential in military tactical networks.
A practical guide to ingress protection standards for military electronics — IEC 60529 IP codes (IP65, IP67, IP68, IP69K), MIL-STD-810H Methods 510 and 512, and NATO AECTP-200 dust and immersion testing explained.
How DARPA’s N-ZERO programme (2015–2020) used near-zero-power wake-up receivers and MEMS sensors to extend unattended ground sensor battery life from weeks to four years — and what it means for military IoT design today.
The complete compliance guide for low-power military electronics — covering US MIL-STD (MIL-STD-461, MIL-STD-810, MIL-STD-1275, MIL-PRF-38535), NATO STANAG 4370 / AECTP, and UK/EU DEF STAN 00-35 and 59-411 standards.
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