WOLF Advanced Technology is attending MOSA Industry & Government Summit & Expo 2026 in National Harbor, Maryland, where the company will present its rugged, high-performance embedded computing technologies designed to support aerospace and defense applications.
Taking place September 22-24 at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center, the summit gathers government, industry, and technical leaders to advance the Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) as a framework for adaptable, interoperable, and upgradeable defense architectures.
Exhibiting at Booth 515, WOLF will focus on solutions designed to address key technical challenges, including tactical edge AI deployment, MOSA and SOSA™ aligned system architectures, sensor fusion, real-time video processing, and high-performance processing within strict Size, Weight, and Power (SWaP) constraints.
A central feature of the exhibit will be a live demonstration of NVIDIA NanoOWL AI executing on WOLF rugged hardware. The system uses text-prompt-driven object detection to identify and track objects in real time, highlighting low-latency AI inference capabilities required for dynamic, mission-critical environments at the tactical edge.
The company will also highlight the WOLF-1636, a rugged 3U VPX module powered by the NVIDIA RTX™ 5000 Blackwell embedded GPU. Delivering 10,496 CUDA® cores, 320 fifth-generation Tensor Cores, and 24 GB of high-bandwidth GDDR7 ECC memory, the module delivers high-performance processing for space- and power-constrained platforms. Designed with SOSA-aligned profile support and compatibility with earlier-generation WOLF systems, the architecture offers a modular technology-insertion pathway for programs seeking greater performance without a complete system redesign.
WOLF team members Rebecca Bowering, Andrew Eley, Kainon Irons, Collin Fluke, and Dara Derakhshan will be available at Booth 515 to discuss the company’s rugged embedded computing technologies and tactical edge AI capabilities.
