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Explore our range of rail-approved panel PCs built for reliable operation in demanding rail and transit environments. Designed for onboard and wayside applications, these rugged systems support use in train control, passenger information, HMI and monitoring.
Our range includes railway panel PCs and rail-approved touch panel PCs engineered for harsh operating conditions, with features such as fanless cooling, wide temperature operation, high-brightness displays and lockable I/O for improved resistance to shock and vibration. We can supply models designed for rail applications with support for standards including EN 50155, EN 50121 and EN 45545-2, helping system integrators and operators choose hardware suited to the demands of modern transport deployments.
If you need a compact rail-certified HMI panel for an onboard cabinet or a rugged industrial display computer for fixed rail infrastructure, our team can help you specify the right system for your project. Speak to our technical team to discuss performance, mounting, connectivity and environmental requirements.
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GPU computer custom built for autonomous vehicle control system
WMG, University of Warwick’s Intelligent Vehicles research group works with a variety of industrial partners to address challenges presented by the concept of autonomous vehicles. Operating within this department is a multi-million pound funded project ‘Cloud assisted real time methods for autonomy’ (CARMA), working in collaboration with Jaguar Land Rover and EPSRC (Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council).