Wincomm released its 19”-24” Raptor Lake Medical AI Panel PC WMP-19S/22S/24S series leveraging Intel 13th Gen. Core i9/i7/i5 processor with 35W(max), 24/16/14 cores, MXM graphic card slot ready for A4500/A2000/A1000, IP65 front, dual video-in/out ports design, 250W power supply, optional UPS battery, and a PCIex4 expansion slotMXM GPU Card / UPS Battery Inside.

Wincomm released a new family of stainless steel touch panel PCs powered by Intel’s 12th Generation Alder Lake IP66/67/69K. Its WTP-9H66 family of touch panels arrive in various sizes including 15”, 19”, 22”, and 24”. Delivered is a default complete system rating of IP69K, second HDD for data back-up, and USB3.2 & Type C. I/O layout has both an M12 downward connector and optional cable gland SKU,

Wincomm released its Intel 12th Generation Core i7/i5/i3/Celeron (35W) processor powered WMP-22T(-PIS)/24T(-PIS) series for operating room applications. During operations, the fanless platform leverages up to 250W of power to support dual video-in/out ports, one PCIex4 expansion slot, and a 2.5" SSD/HDD slot for selection.

Join Wincomm as it showcases its industrial and medical panel PCs at Computex. Visitors to Hall 1F, booth K1125a, will witness Wincomm demonstrate its market value within the industrial and medical fields as they exhibit solutions that include medical grade, food grade, full IP waterproof, and explosion proof grade ePlatforms.

Wincomm has released the WMP-22P/24P series to 12^th generation updating its medical cart panel PC with an enhanced and integrated i-control design delivering thermal power, and CPU smart operations. The WMP-22P/24P series runs at all times with consistent execution.

Wincomm released a compact full IP watertight stainless-steel box PC, the WTC-8J0, powered by Intel Elkhart Lake CPU and diverse I/Os. The WTC-8J0 is built on the Intel Celeron J6412 2.0GHz (codename: Elkhart Lake (EHL), Passmark:3929, +43% compared to J3455) and supports up to 32GB of DDR4 RAM.

Mobility in healthcare environments allows for easier communication, efficiency, and flexibility as patients and medical providers are confronted with federal mandates and the overall trend of integrating more intelligent healthcare and advanced medical solutions globally. Mobile computing carts are one of many examples of how digital healthcare services are being utilized in medical environments to keep up with the demand for smarter and more modern medical solutions.