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Description

Durable subsystems meticulously designed to deliver the forefront of Silicon Valley technology to even the most challenging environments worldwide. Regardless of the intended application, setting, or security specifications, Mercury's rugged servers and embedded processing subsystems stand out as the only viable choice for mission-critical tasks. The growing demand for compute-intensive applications such as AI, signals intelligence, and sensor fusion has necessitated the need for real-time big data processing at the edge of the network. Mercury's ruggedized servers and processing solutions transform cutting-edge technology from Silicon Valley into accessible tools for the Aerospace and Defense (A&D) sector, enabling actionable insights in real-time field operations. Our systems are fully customizable, crafted to push the boundaries of computing innovation further than ever before. Additionally, Mercury's airborne and mission computers enhance the performance of intricate airborne applications while simplifying the processes of integration, technology updates, and safety certifications. By prioritizing reliability and performance, Mercury ensures that users can rely on their technology in the most demanding situations.

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The Unity XR SDK is designed for advanced users interested in creating their own XR providers compatible with the Unity platform. To obtain the XR SDK, you need to register for access on the designated page. This SDK enables various backends, referred to as "providers," to implement a unified engine feature known as a "subsystem" within Unity. During runtime, user applications have the capability to choose and activate these providers. A subsystem descriptor serves as the metadata for a subsystem, which can be reviewed prior to the loading or initialization processes. This information is derived from a manifest file and can be accessed through a C# interface. Additionally, a Create method is utilized to activate the subsystem and supply an instance for the user’s code to leverage. This functionality allows for greater flexibility and customization in XR development.

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Vendor Details

Company Name

Mercury

Country

United States

Website

www.mrcy.com/products/rugged-servers-and-subsystems

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Unity

Country

United States

Website

docs.unity3d.com/Manual/xr-sdk.html

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