Truly industrial, highly reliable PPC12-427 panel PC solution withstands shock, vibration, dust and low-pressure wash downs; provides abundant connectivity and added security in a low-profile design GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas – February 20, 2020 – Embedded computing pioneer WINSYSTEMS today introduced its multitouch, feature-packed PPC12-427 rugged display platform with an IP65-rated sealed front bezel and gasket… Read More »
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Feature-packed SYS-427’s compact embedded SBC design harnesses the Intel E3900 processor; stands up to punishing thermal, shock and vibration demands with ruggedized packaging GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas – February 7, 2020 – Industrial embedded computing innovator WINSYSTEMS today announced its latest enclosed single board computer for extreme operating temperatures and environments. The SYS-427 is a… Read More »
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Move to new location effective September 23, 2019 opens doors to continued growth, additional manufacturing capabilities and greater efficiencies to better serve customers ARLINGTON, Texas – September 12, 2019 – Leading industrial embedded computer designer and manufacturer WINSYSTEMS today announced details of its fast-approaching move to larger and newly remodeled corporate headquarters and manufacturing… Read More »
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Do you know the difference between a rugged industrial computer and a ruggedized computer? Check out the recently-published blog article by our very on GT Hilliard on the Embedded Computing Design website. Read More>> Designing for Harsh and/or Rugged Environments.
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by George T Hilliard The use of computer vision or machine vision continues to grow. That growth stems from the concept of pushing more intelligence (compute power) down to the Edge of the IoT, with vision systems piggybacking onto those systems, especially in industrial settings. There are many uses of computer vision and the list… Read More »
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By George T Hilliard If you’re a system developer or systems integrator, you likely have a dilemma: which form factor single board computer (SBC) do I deploy in my system? The answer is a very quick “it depends.” And it depends on many factors. I’ll go through some of the more popular form factors here… Read More »
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