April 8, 2021
Fuse used its native 3D printing capability to rapidly prototype and solve a pop-up hardware issue. This issue was identified during local flight-testing of an integrated communications pod. The Fuse hardware team designed and printed cable backshells to fix a connector orientation issue at the last minute of flight testing. The quick-thinking and skilled engineering of the team ensured that flight testing was able to continue with minimal schedule slippage.
Fuse is celebrating the milestone of achieving a 100-person workforce this week. Steady and careful growth since the company’s inception in 2010 reflects continued customer demand for Fuse’s warfighter-focused tactical edge networking solutions. It also echoes a company culture and workplace filled
Fuse will highlight its modular tactical edge networking products at this year’s Sea-Air-Space conference April 3–5 at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland. Owned and produced by the Navy League of the United States, Sea-Air-Space attracts maritime leaders from
In 2022, Fuse’s revenue and workforce grew by an unprecedented 43%, fueled by strategic client contracts, successful live-flight exercises and industry collaboration supporting production ramp-up. Growth reflects increasing demand for our warfighter-focused products as we transition into production and expand
