When integrated with the next generation 9LV Combat Management System, the consoles provide the operator interface for monitoring and controlling system functions, presenting information clearly and supporting effective interaction with the combat system.
Intuitive, ruggedised and reliable
Naval operators must monitor information, manage system functions and respond to changing situations, often under demanding conditions. The console is a key part of the human-machine interface, influencing how clearly information is presented and how effectively operators can interact with the system.
Developed with operator requirements in mind, Saab’s MFCs provide a stable working platform for monitoring and controlling multiple systems. Their design supports operator comfort and efficient interaction, helping crews manage information and workload during demanding missions.
When used with Saab’s next generation 9LV Combat Management System, the MFC 3000 forms part of an operator-centred environment designed to connect information with action. The console supports the presentation and control of combat-system functions, while the wider 9LV architecture provides the data, services and capabilities behind the operator interface.
Designed for demanding environments
Saab’s MFCs are designed for naval environments where equipment must remain reliable despite vibration, shock, electromagnetic interference and temperature variations. Their modular construction supports maintenance and reconfiguration, helping the console adapt to different platform requirements.
The use of proven commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) technology, can also support maintainability and the introduction of updated technology over time.
