SETTING THE BENCHMARK

While ubiquitous and advancing forms of high-speed connectivity devices have affected almost all aspects of everyday lives, highly advanced and highly available Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) are becoming just as universal across the frontlines of security and defense. In addition to their use by...

It's no secret that companies that manufacture or source electronic products in the United States stand to gain tremendously from increased public spending by the federal government. From national defense to national security and transportation to telecommunications, the U.S. government is poised...

The Benchmark Engineering Profile is an ongoing blog feature highlighting the engineering teams located around the world. This month features the engineering team in Santa Ana, California and completes our series. In case you missed it, check out the profiles of all of our engineering teams: ...

Ruggedization of electronics is essential for tough military and industrial use cases where equipment cannot fail. But what does ruggedizing electronics really entail? Benchmark Secure Technology VP of Engineering Keith Heinzig explains how Benchmark ruggedizes and tests products for the most...

The integration of optics in products has increased dramatically over the last decade. Smaller cameras, faster processors, and wireless connectivity have shown the world how amazingly small and connected digital imaging can be. Packaging all of this technology into such a small space can be...

A cross-country collaboration between Benchmark engineers helped resolve an array of mission-critical concerns for a use case requiring long-range surveillance in remote, rugged areas. The result: an imaging system with reliable precision optics and positioning mechanisms, ruggedized for use in all...

Benchmark Welcomes 1,500 Law Enforcement Professionals to Our Hometown of Phoenix, AZ

Benchmark was proud to welcome more than 1,500 law enforcement professionals to our hometown this week for the National Homeland Security Conference. The conference provides an opportunity for national security...

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.

This year’s Border Security Expo (March 26-27 in San Antonio) highlighted the key role technology plays in today’s border security, as well as giving us a glimpse of how that role will expand in the future. Even as the discussion about how to best use physical barriers on the border has become one...

"Border Patrol Agents have extremely complicated jobs, very dangerous, so hopefully we're helping them be much more effective."Watch CEO Paul Tufano talk about Benchmark's Integrated Surveillance Solution on Fox 10 Phoenix.