Pressemitteilung
inmate erweitert HMI-Panel-PC-Produktlinie um Intel® Pentium-Prozessor® N4200
Startdatum: 13. April 2022 04:00
Industry Challenges
The Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming the everyday physical objects that surround us into an ecosystem of information that will enrich our lives. IoT has the most significant potential to improve operator productivity in production plants, improving the accuracy of warehouse management and inventory monitoring, reducing non-technical operations losses, and enabling intelligent product tracking.
First-class enterprises already benefit from IoT and plant-floor data using the collected data to predict and prevent equipment failure, improve reliability and reduce downtime. Manufacturers apply data insights to upgrade the quality and lower inspection costs.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming the everyday physical objects that surround us into an ecosystem of information that will enrich our lives. IoT has the most significant potential to improve operator productivity in production plants, improving the accuracy of warehouse management and inventory monitoring, reducing non-technical operations losses, and enabling intelligent product tracking.
First-class enterprises already benefit from IoT and plant-floor data using the collected data to predict and prevent equipment failure, improve reliability and reduce downtime. Manufacturers apply data insights to upgrade the quality and lower inspection costs.
- Mobility for peace of mind with Microsoft IoT Services
Integrates Microsoft’s direct support to provide our partners headache-free services. - Compact fanless design
Based on rugged, reliable, and long-lasting industrial technology. - Easy installation
Compact design supported with easy mounting options to meet the constricted space challenges. - Wireless communications
Wireless technologies connect all the devices and sensors. - Extreme operating environment
The IoT gateway may be placed outdoors in some applications, subjected to hot weather, rain, and dust. - What're Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) and Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
- Winmate has long studied Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) and Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) issues on our server, panel PC, and rugged mobile computer. We have developed industrial automation solutions that meet customers' requests—products that prevent electromagnetic radiation interference and other facilities. We also ensure our products mitigate the influence of electromagnetic waves on human health.
For the Substation Automation System (SAS) application, Winmate has successfully improved our process to gain the ability to produce products that meet IEC 61850-3 international protocol. IEC 61850-3 international protocol is a well-structured, widely-used guideline to test products' EMC capabilities.
With years of experience and improved processes, Winmate can now design an automation system that meets the IEC 61850 standard. Our server, panel PC, and mobile devices can operate smoothly with our EMC solution without interfering with another system nearby.