Daqscribe recently wrapped up a successful week at AOC Europe 2026 in Helsinki, Finland. The event brought together professionals from across the electronic warfare, defense, aerospace, and electromagnetic spectrum operations communities for three days of conversations, product demonstrations, and industry updates.
This year’s event took place June 9–11 and focused on the evolving needs of electromagnetic spectrum operations and warfare. For Daqscribe, it was a strong opportunity to connect with teams working on mission-critical data capture, recording, storage, and replay requirements.
Meeting the Industry at Booth 5K20
Throughout the show, the Daqscribe team welcomed visitors at Booth 5K20 to discuss current recording challenges across defense and aerospace applications. Conversations at the booth covered a range of topics, including high-speed sensor data, legacy system support, VPX-based recording, sFPDP recording, and the need for reliable access to recorded mission data.
AOC Europe provided a valuable setting to speak directly with engineers, program teams, integrators, and decision-makers working in demanding environments where data capture and replay are central to system performance.
We appreciate everyone who took the time to visit the booth, meet the team, and learn more about Daqscribe’s recording solutions.
Showcasing HYPERION sFPDP
One of the key products featured at the booth was HYPERION sFPDP, Daqscribe’s turnkey sFPDP recording platform for legacy-compatible and high-speed systems.
HYPERION sFPDP was presented around a clear message:
Legacy Lanes to High-Speed Links
sFPDP continues to play a role in mission-critical systems, especially in applications where deterministic high-speed data movement is still required. For teams working with telemetry, radar, sonar, and electronic warfare systems, the ability to support both legacy architectures and modern high-speed recording requirements remains important.
HYPERION sFPDP supports VITA 17.1 and VITA 17.3, giving teams a recording platform designed to help bridge existing sFPDP systems with current data capture needs. The system is built to support capture, storage, replay, and software-managed access to recorded data.
For many programs, the challenge is not simply moving data. It is being able to reliably capture that data, store it, access it, replay it, and work with it in a way that supports testing, analysis, and mission requirements. HYPERION sFPDP is designed to address those needs as a complete recording platform.
Highlighting CARBON100 VPX
Daqscribe also showcased the CARBON100 VPX system during the event.
CARBON100 VPX is built for high-performance recording applications where rugged VPX-based architecture is required. At the booth, it helped demonstrate Daqscribe’s broader focus on recording solutions for defense, aerospace, electronic warfare, and high-speed embedded systems.
VPX-based systems are often used in environments where space, performance, and reliability all matter. CARBON100 VPX gives Daqscribe customers another path for mission-critical data recording in systems that require a compact, rugged, and high-performance solution.
Together, HYPERION sFPDP and CARBON100 VPX showed the range of Daqscribe’s recording capabilities, from sFPDP recording for legacy-compatible and high-speed systems to VPX-based recording for embedded defense and aerospace applications.
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On the floor at AOC Europe 2026
Conversations Around Mission-Critical Recording
A major theme from the event was the continued need for dependable recording platforms across complex defense and aerospace systems.
Teams are dealing with large volumes of data from sensors, radar systems, telemetry environments, electronic warfare platforms, and other mission-critical sources. These systems need recording solutions that can keep pace with modern requirements while still supporting existing architectures that may remain in service for years.
At AOC Europe, Daqscribe had the opportunity to discuss these challenges directly with attendees and explain how its recording platforms support capture, indexing, replay, and data access workflows.
These conversations reinforced the importance of building systems that are not only fast, but also practical for the teams responsible for testing, integration, analysis, and long-term program support.
Thank You for Visiting Daqscribe
Thank you to everyone who visited Daqscribe at Booth 5K20 during AOC Europe 2026. We enjoyed the conversations, the product discussions, and the opportunity to connect with teams working across the electronic warfare and defense technology communities.
If you met with us at the show and would like to continue the conversation, or if you were unable to attend and want to learn more, our team would be happy to discuss your recording requirements.
Contact Daqscribe to learn more about HYPERION sFPDP, CARBON100 VPX, and our full range of high-speed recording solutions.
