Applications
The deployments we see again and again.
Each application page walks a recurring deployment pattern end to end: the conditions that break standard hardware, the specification that survives them, and the platforms to start from.
Application
CNC & Factory Automation
Machine shops run computers in the harshest corner of the plant: oil mist, conductive dust, vibration, and controllers that still speak RS-232. This is the deployment profile — and the hardware that survives it.
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Kiosks & Totems
A self-service totem is a small system integration: display, compute, peripherals, and remote content management in one enclosure that must simply work — in public, all day.
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Firewall & SD-WAN
When the edge carries encrypted tunnels for hundreds of users, the firewall stops being software with a box attached — the hardware becomes the product. The deployment profile for office and ISP-grade edges.
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Smart Lockers
A parcel locker terminal lives outdoors, faces the sun, gets rained on, and serves hundreds of users a day with nobody standing by to reboot it. This is embedded computing at its least forgiving.
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Vehicle & Telemetry
A vehicle is the worst place a computer can live: vibration, ignition transients, cabin temperature extremes, and a cellular-only connection — all while the dispatcher expects real-time data.
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Vending Machines
Modern vending and coffee machines sell with a screen: interactive menus, animations, and promotional video. Behind that screen has to fit a computer — a very small, very reliable one.
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