Advantech launches compact industrial computers

Source: Advantech. The new industrial computers.
Source: Advantech. The new industrial computers.
Advantech has announced the availability of compact, energy-efficient industrial computers that leverage the new NVIDIA Jetson Xavier NX, expanding its range of edge artificial intelligence (AI) systems built on the Jetson platform for smart city, intelligent manufacturing, and AIoT applications. AIoT refers to the artificial intelligence of things, or where AI meets the Internet of Things (IoT).

An NVIDIA Elite Partner, Advantech provides industrial systems powered by the Jetson platform along with industrial input-output support and remote device management to facilitate AI deployment at the edge.

Advantech's MIC-AI series come in two form factors: AI IPCs and AI NVRs. The Advantech AI IPC is a passively-cooled system design embedded with the full lineup of Jetson systems-on-module (SOMs)—including the new Jetson Xavier NX, Jetson AGX Xavier, Jetson Nano, and Jetson TX2. These systems enable AI applications in harsh environments, such as road-side deployment or on manufacturing production lines.

The MIC-710AIX is designed to withstand shock and vibrations in industrial environments with temperatures ranging from -10°C to 60°C, making it ideal for ruggedised compute-intensive embedded AI applications at the edge. The MIC-710IVX is an AI network video recorder (NVR) system enabling eight-channel IP camera video analytics for smart city applications. Internet protocol cameras (IPCs) can be accessed remotely via the Internet.

Advantech also offers the MIC-710IVA and MIC-730IVA AI NVR systems with the Jetson Nano and Jetson AGX Xavier modules for AI computing in traditional video monitoring systems. The eight-channel PoE and internal 2x 3.5" HDD design enables eight-channel IP camera video analytics for smart city applications.

The new Jetson Xavier NX with 384 CUDA cores, 48 Tensor Cores, and cloud-native capability is the ideal platform to accelerate AI applications. Bundled with the latest NVIDIA Jetpack 4.4 software development kit (SDK) and smaller than a credit card at 70 x 45 mm, the energy-efficient module delivers server-class performance — up to 21 tera operations per second (TOPS) at 15 W, or 14 TOPS at 10 W. This opens the door for embedded edge-computing devices that demand increased performance to support AI workloads but were previously constrained by size, weight, power budget, or cost.

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