News and Events
Crossfield in the news and recent events:November 2007: Crossfield Technology wins Army contract to develop Conformal Semiconductor Circuits.
June 2007: Crossfield Technology wins Air Force contract to develop a Dynamic Strain Sensor System.
April 2007: Crossfield Technology wins Navy contract for ASIC Re-Engineering.
April 2007: Crossfield Technology announces ZigBee compatible wireless instrumentation products using IEEE 802.15.4 transceivers from Freescale Semiconductor.
June 2006: Crossfield Technology wins Air Force contract to develop wireless instrumentation for harsh environments.
April 2006: Crossfield Technology wins DoD contract to develop high-bandwidth data communications technology.
March 2006: Crossfield Technology wins commercial contract to design a microwave receiver.
November 2005: Crossfield Technology wins commercial contract to develop an embedded wireless device.
November 2005: Crossfield Technology wins Army contract to develop conformal circuits.
May 2005: Crossfield Technology wins commercial contract to develop mixed-signal analog intellectual property.
April 2005: Crossfield Technology wins Navy contract to develop an ASIC re-engineering process to support technology migration.
March 2005: Crossfield Technology wins Air Force contract to develop a digital receiver for detection of ultrawideband (UWB) signals.
February 2005: Crossfield Technology wins Army contract to develop a switching fabric for high-performance hardware-in-the-loop simulation and scene generation.
November 2004: Crossfield Technology wins Army contract to develop a wideband digital receiver to support signals collection and monitoring.
September 2004: Crossfield Technology establishes a new technical center in Austin, Texas.
May thru July 2004: Crossfield Technology's wireless sensor acquires data and provides shipping container security over the Japan-to-Seattle and Istanbul-to-New Jersey shipping routes.
January 2004: Crossfield Technology wins NASA contract to develop a wireless network of MEMS biosensors to support low cost environmental monitoring.
January 2004: Crossfield Technology wins commercial contract from Omnitek Partners to develop a communication protocol for a munition optical wireless network.
October 2003: Crossfield Technology wins commercial contract from Systems Planning Corporation to supply data loggers and wireless sensor systems to support container security and tracking in the shipping industry.