SETTING THE BENCHMARK

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As the aerospace & defense market has slowed down the entry of new aerospace vehicle development, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) have had to face the overwhelming task of trying to pack more technology into existing vehicles, under the constraints of the legacy systems.

After working with bothIBMand GM in college, Benck...

Janick Brings Extensive Global Supply Chain, Engineering and Manufacturing Experience to the Council’s Board

From my first day at Benchmark, I could tell that there was something special about the company. The culture is supportive, encouraging and innovative, and its leaders and team members believe strongly in collaboration. One thing that makes the company so unique is its potential. Despite being a...

Millimeter Wave Antennas are the Future of 5G

As the price of IoT sensors has decreased, new IoT use cases are gaining traction. But what about maximizing the value of an IoT investment?

Miniaturization: Why Size Plays a Major Role in Product Design and How We Achieve It

The evolution of the electronic and computing industry has two aspects: size, weight and computing power (speed/frequency). Seventy years ago the first computer was built occupying an area of 1800 sq. ft. and...

How to rapidly field COTS technology into battlefield environments cost effectively  

With the constant ebb and flow of market demands, budgets and skilled personnel, it can be hard not to constantly worry about the pain points within engineering and manufacturing. Whether your company is just starting up, or has been creating products for centuries, Benchmark understands what keeps...

It’s well known that a key reason Benchmark selected Tempe, Arizona for our new global headquarters is because of the outstanding engineering talent produced at ASU. In order to sustain our growth, we’re continually looking at the next generation of the technology workforce, so we partnered with...

Benchmark, based in Tempe, Ariz., has built on the idea of surveillance towers and built it into Border Patrol pickup trucks. At the top of a 30-foot retractable mast are powerful day and night vision cameras and lasers, with a range of about six miles.