Vetronics is short for "vehicle electronics" - integrated electronic systems used in military ground vehicles. Vetronics systems are essentially the ground-vehicle equivalent of avionics in aircraft. They can integrate the following areas:

• Vehicle control and engine management
• Power distribution and energy management
• Navigation and positioning
• Secure communication via intercoms and tactical networks
• Sensors, cameras, night-vision devices, situational awareness systems
• Fire control and weapon control systems
• Crew displays and human-machine interfaces
• Vehicle protection, electronic warfare, and countermeasures
• Mission computers, data buses, cybersecurity, and software

Vetronics treats the vehicle as a networked, software-defined platform, providing a unified view of available information through open architectures. In addition to increased reliability through greater redundancy, the focus is on the seamless upgradability of systems—allowing for the integration of new software and hardware without requiring a complete redesign of the vehicle. This enables, for example, the retrofitting of autonomous functions and the consolidation of sensor and navigation data, threat warnings, and live thermal imagery onto a single shared display, rather than presenting each function via separate, standalone devices.

Designed for modern defense platforms, the VETRO family of rugged video converters combines mission-ready reliability with rapid system integration. Supporting a wide range of military and commercial video interfaces, VETRO simplifies the connection of legacy and next-generation systems without compromising performance. Housed in compact IP67-rated enclosures with MIL-D38999 connectors, passive fanless cooling and MIL-1275E power compliance, VETRO is built to bolt on, power up and perform wherever the mission demands.