The Wolf Pack headed to National Harbor, Maryland, in September for the 2026 MOSA Industry & Government Summit & Expo. It was our busiest MOSA show yet, with conversations throughout the event about open architectures, AI at the tactical edge, and the computing needs of emerging defense systems.
Our live NVIDIA NanoOWL demonstration drew a steady crowd. Running on WOLF hardware, the demo used text prompts to detect and track objects in real time, giving visitors a chance to see edge AI in action. Attendees were also eager to explore our VNX+ solutions, with particular interest in the compact WOLF-N4XP compute module.
WOLF’s Blackwell series was another frequent topic of conversation. The WOLF-1636, a rugged 3U VPX module powered by the NVIDIA RTX 5000 Blackwell embedded GPU, attracted particular interest from visitors looking at AI and high-performance computing for space- and power-constrained platforms.
Beyond the show floor, the team attended sessions on the future of modular systems, including MOSA in Space, which explored the opportunities and challenges of bringing open architectures to space flight avionics. It was a reminder of how widely the conversation about interoperability now extends.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth and to the Wolf Pack who helped make the show happen. We’re looking forward to continuing the conversations started at MOSA 2026—and we’ll see you there in 2027!
About Wolf Advanced Technology
Wolf Advanced Technology (WOLF) delivers rugged, high-performance embedded computing, AI, and video processing solutions for aerospace and defense. Leveraging NVIDIA® GPUs and AMD®/Xilinx® FPGAs, WOLF delivers SWaP-optimized SOSA® aligned VPX, XMC, MXM/MXC, VNX+, SFF, and custom solutions, enabling real-time video, AI inference, and high-speed data in mission-critical environments.