The phrase "airborne hardware" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to equipment or devices that are designed to operate in the air, such as drones or aircraft systems.
Example: "The military has invested heavily in airborne hardware to enhance surveillance capabilities during missions."
Alternatives: "aerial equipment" or "aviation technology".
Some kept reminding The Great British Public that Rupert Murdoch "invested in journalism", a point underscored by the expensive airborne hardware that so often threatened to drown out their important contributions.
RTCA DO-254, "Design Assurance Guidance for Airborne Electronic Hardware," the best industry practice and experience for the airborne hardware design assurance, outlines an approach for providing design assurance confidence for functions of a range of design assurance levels.
This paper discusses issues related to the RTCA document DO-254 Design Assurance Guidance for Airborne Electronic Hardware and its consequences for hardware certification.
Boeing and Airbus both want to go beyond hardware installation to become airborne Internet service providers (ISPs).
Unlike mice and many other animals, humans seem to lack the biological hardware for detecting pheromones, airborne molecules that carry information about sex and status.
By adopting STC12C5A60S2 SCM as a system control unit, assisted by appropriate software and hardware resources, we complete the airborne control module's design of unmanned airship system.
This article investigates expedient methods to establish airborne infection isolation areas using a commercially available portable filtration unit and common hardware supplies.
Security analysts have noted a marked shift in India's acquisitions of military hardware, from conventional land-based systems to means of power projection such as airborne refuelling systems and long-range missiles.
Plus, Airborne has to convince enough restaurants that it's a good idea to invest in their on-premise hardware and buy another TV for their in-venue display.
