As industrial applications such as machine vision, video analytics, and robotics — including autonomous mobile robots and automated guided vehicles — continue to evolve, the vendor community continues to innovate and push product capabilities forward.
Calling something “waterproof” or “dust-resistant” isn’t really very useful. After all, it’s difficult to know exactly what that means in terms of how an electrical enclosure or mechanical casing will protect against
One of the most important and widespread uses of industrial PCs (IPCs) is for in-vehicle computing. The target environments range from automobiles to mass transit vehicles
Digital technology brings a host of benefits to industry, such as flexibility and decentralization. Some disadvantages are network lag and the inability to access a device or other equipment if it is powered off. This article briefly introduces some of
The release of the Nuvo-9000 series computer is delivering a myriad of exciting new updates of a proven design with new capabilities for industrial applications. The 9000 series has been described as a swiss-army knife well equipped to handle the latest
Choosing the right industrial computer that can handle your workload while working efficiently in your environment can be challenging. At CoastIPC, we work with customers
Drone usage continues its sharp climb in commercial applications, among them infrastructure inspection and environmental assessments. But what happens when drones are used for nefarious purposes, such as illegal surveillance or transporting drugs across
When it comes to industrial PCs, there are many different components to choose from. So, how do you know which ones to select for your specific application? This blog post will discuss the top ten key factors you need to consider when selecting components
Industrial and rugged embedded computers and systems provider Neousys Technology — a CoastIPC partner — has been honored with a 2022 Military + Aerospace Electronics Innovators Award for its rugged RGS-8805GC HPC server.
