ADLINK Technology has released the next generation of its Matrix embedded computers, designed to enhance responsiveness and durability of edge AI and computing applications.
The series offers a heterogeneous computing architecture combining CPU computing based on 9th Gen Intel Xeon and Core processors and GPU computing from NVIDIA Quadro GPUs. It is designed to accelerate compute-intensive, high-resolution medical imaging for faster diagnosis; detect and classify product defects for quality assurance; deploy facial recognition for access control; track movement of workers for hazard prevention and control; and effectively perform other edge AI and computing applications.
The Matrix series has a comprehensive I/O set to collect sensor readings and measurements and allow data-driven actions to be taken in a timely manner. Additional functions — including precise motion control, interfacing with protocol-based devices and other application-specific, hardware-accelerated processing — are supported through expansion on selected Matrix models.
Designed with harsh edge environments in mind, the series is housed in a fanless, compact, rugged, stainless steel chassis with a thermal solution supporting an extended operating temperature range. The series can therefore perform in dust-prone and corrosive environments with poor ventilation, limited space and temperature extremes.
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