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Moxa industrial computers are engineered for reliable operation in mission-critical and harsh environments. Designed with industrial-grade components, these systems deliver long-term stability for applications across automation, transportation, energy and marine sectors.
With support for both x86 and ARM platforms, Moxa industrial PCs offer flexible performance options alongside extensive I/O connectivity. Many systems are also certified to industry standards such as EN 50155 for railway, IEC 61850-3 for substation automation, and DNV for marine applications.
Whether deployed at the edge or within control cabinets, Moxa PCs provide robust, secure and scalable solution for industrial computing. As an official UK Moxa partner since 2014, we offer expert guidance, lifetime technical support, and tailored system integration to support your project.
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Speak to a member of our friendly team to discuss your project and find out how we can support you. Our technical sales team are ready to answer your questions.
Call: +44 (0)1782 337 800 | Email: sales@impulse-embedded.co.uk
When off-the-shelf systems can't meet your application demands, we can help. We design and build custom industrial computers tailored to your specific I/O requirements, operating environment, enclosure constraints and lifecycle needs, with full OEM branding and white-labelling options available.
Our latest guide looks at five Industrial PCs selected for performance, expansion, reliability and long-term availability, with practical notes on where each system fits best.
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).