DTS NEWS & BLOG
DTS Names New Director of Sales & Marketing
Diversified Technical Systems (DTS) announces that Jim Shaw has joined the company
Dynamic DAQ & Sensor Training
Join DTS for a special Dynamic DAQ & Sensor Training event November 24 in Novi, Michigan.
New In-Flight Measurement Possibilities
Introducing the new SLICE6 AIR data acquisition system to measure analog signals for in-flight, aerospace and defense testing.
New aPLI Advances Pedestrian Safety
According to the World Health Organization, more than 5,000 pedestrians are killed each week worldwide. The Governors Highway Safety Association reported that pedestrian fatalities in the USA have risen by 41% since 2008 – the highest in 30 years.
SpaceX’s Ripley Mannequin Full of Sensors
Following the successful launch and return of the Crew Dragon capsule from the International Space Station (ISS), one of the next steps for SpaceX will be a detailed review of every aspect of the mission. That includes extensive analysis of data collected
DTS Receives Toyota Excellence Award
DTS proudly accepted an “Excellence” Award in the Technical Category at the 2019 Toyota Indirect Supplier Annual Business Meeting in Lexington, KY.
Engineering Hall of Fame Inducts Mike Beckage
Mike Beckage, co-founder and CTO of Diversified Technical Systems, has been inducted into the Cal Poly Pomona College of Engineering Hall of Fame. This prestigious honor recognizes outstanding accomplishments of distinguished engineers
DTS Awarded SBIR Contracts to Advance US Air Force and NASA Flight Crew Safety
Diversified Technical Systems, Inc. (DTS) has been awarded two Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR)* Phase I contracts to develop miniature data acquisition systems for flight crew safety testing
DTS HQ – Principles of Dynamic Data Collection – Training Event Recap
Over 50 customers and industry partners joined DTS for a special training event Principles of Dynamic Data Collection on November 15 at DTS headquarters in Seal Beach, California.
Helmet Testing Hits Hard at Improving Safety
New ways of testing and analyzing football head injuries caused by helmet-to-helmet hits is approaching a touchdown. The University of Alabama at Birmingham’s (UAB) Department of Mechanical Engineering
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