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Our industrial computing platforms are engineered to perform where standard systems can’t, such as on factory floors, in control rooms, on moving vehicles, or out at sea. We have support for specialised certifications, form factors, and long-life components so we can help you match the right hardware to your application. Browse by industry or explore specific use cases to find your ideal fit.
By Industry
EN50155 & EN50121-4 Railway Computing
We help UK rail industry integrators innovate with connectivity, communication and monitoring solutions.
DNV & IEC 60945 Marine Computing
Our solutions can help meet the unique challenges for computing, control and communications in marine and subsea applications.
IEC 61850 Substation Computing
The Power & Energy industry has particularly demanding criteria for technology investments, and we have powerful devices that can help.
MIL-STD Defence Computing
Whether it’s computing, control or communications applications it’s difficult to imagine a more demanding environment than that faced by the Defence & Security industry.
316 Stainless Steel Computers For Food And Pharmaceutical
Impulse have the industry insight and technology know-how to supply computing solutions engineered for hygiene, durability and compliance.
By Application
Rugged Edge AI Computing
The ability to bring training and inference right to the edge is creating operational benefits in a wide variety of industries, reducing costs, improving data security, and increasing efficiency.
E-Mark In-Vehicle Computing Solutions
E-Mark certification ensures compliance with stringent EU safety and environmental regulations, thereby guaranteeing electromagnetic compatibility, resilience to voltage fluctuations, and reliability in harsh environments for in-vehicle industrial computers.
Embedded SBCs for OEM Projects
Single Board Computers offer OEMs a compact, scalable foundation for developing reliable, application-specific systems.
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London Underground signalling engineers required a number of panel PCs for temporary use as in-cab Signal Interface Displays (SIDs) in test trains, to allow the engineers to test the information being sent to the train from the new Thales computer-based signalling system.