Modern connected devices deployed today must provide secure and powerful edge computing capabilities within harsh, safety-critical industrial environments. These devices should enable seamless communication between modern IoT devices and legacy solutions and support data aggregation and preprocessing, remote monitoring and management, data security, reliability, and much more.

Jerry Chang, GM of Artila discusses the company's Linux and ARM-based products.

Today’s advanced industrial and IoT landscape faces the growing demand for real-time data processing at the edge of complex and modern systems. The range of applications that integrate into these existing infrastructures requires reliable connectivity, robust performance, and energy efficiency in a rugged and compact solution.

SCADA, or supervisory control and data acquisition systems, are key components of modern industrial operations, designed to monitor, control, and manage various processes and equipment in industries such as manufacturing, energy storage, water treatment, transportation, and telecommunications.

Human-Machine Interface (HMI) computing is essential in the design and development of computer systems and software applications, like industrial automation. Both users and organizations that implement and use these interfaces benefit from the enhanced user experience, accessibility, data visualization, remote control, customization, and more.

Taipei, Taiwan. Artila released its HC-3120, a touch panel that delivers a 12” TFT LCD display supporting Linux environments.The panels leverage Arm's Cortex-A8 TI AM3354. 

There is clearly a need to monitor and reduce power in commercial applications. This is true for several reasons, most notably the environmental impact and the cost savings one would accrue. With 68% of the world's population expected to live in urban areas by 2050, a stat forecasted by the United Nations relating to issues concerning energy consumption and energy demand and the huge challenges facing the world.