Waitan released its StellaHunter series rugged solid state drives with unprecedented methods of executing military secure erase and self-destroy function via remote control, access and command based on its proprietary technologies. The StellaHunter series rugged SSDs are based on Waitan’s proprietary military grade NAND flash management algorithms and ASICs that also feature AES-256 bit hardware based on-the-fly encryption, on-the-board UPS, and ATA command based military secure erase methods. It comes with unit capacity up to 4TB in 2.5″ SATA III (6.0 Gbps) form factors.
“We are proud to release StellaHunter military grade rugged SSDs with a unique feature of remote control of secure erase and self-destruction.” said James Zheng,
Waitan’s CTO. “We believe the remote controlled secure erase and self-destruction functions are highly valuable for UAV, drone, and other remote controlled and
unmanned systems where data on the systems’ hard drives is confidential, which needs to be destroyed from afar during accidents or emergency scenarios.”
Based on users’ application scenarios and availability in different capacities, the remote controlled secure erase and self-destruction function can be executed via satellite communications, cellular communications, Wi-Fi communications, or combinations of two or more of these methods. User can opt to pre-set an SSD drive to be reusable after secure erase, or to be permanently destroyed after self-destruction.
The StellaHunter product family is designed for military, defense and aerospace applications that require high security, high reliability, high ruggedness, and long
endurance, such as unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), unmanned ground vehicles (UGV) and unmanned underwater vehicles (UUV). Also it is applicable for military, defense, air force and marine systems, aerospace and aviation computers, besides disaster recovery, public security, government systems, fault tolerant applications etc.