Radeus Labs Inc. Launches a Fanless, Ruggedized, 4 Monitor Thin Client

Post by Juliet Correnti, CEO, Radeus Labs: 

Last week I attended TechEx 2025, a conference billed as “seven events in one.” TechEx truly delivered a cross-section of everything AI—from infrastructure to ethics to practical tools for business.

As someone who spends most days thinking about secure systems and simulation hardware, I came home with a bigger takeaway: AI isn’t just for data scientists and Silicon Valley startups. It is set to have massive impacts across industries. The road ahead is exciting, and I’m ready to help turn these tools into real-world impact.

The inaugural SmallSat Europe conference concluded at the end of May in Amsterdam, and it left no doubt: small satellites are commanding big attention. Held at the Amsterdam RAI convention center, the two-day event brought together more than 1,200 attendees and 107 exhibitors for an immersive look at one of the fastest-growing sectors in aerospace. Among those in attendance was Chris Steph of Radeus Labs, whose on-the-ground perspective offered valuable insight into how Satcom innovations are evolving in real time.

From 911 dispatch to military command centers, the demand for reliable voice and data recording has never been higher. But as new technologies flood the market, many of the available systems have become bloated with features most teams don’t need—or worse, can’t afford to manage.

What many organizations really want is something simpler: a system that records every second accurately, securely, and without constant intervention. A system that doesn’t require subscriptions, IT babysitting, or retraining every time an update rolls out.

In other words, they want the “set it and forget it” approach—technology that works silently in the background, day after day, year after year.