Monthly Archives: July 2015

Check that positioning receivers are automotive-grade, support dead reckoning, and can be plugged into the vehicle’s can bus to acquire the data. Also, ensue that they can interface directly with vehicle sensors such as gyros and odometers and that the … Continue reading →

Bandwidth requirements rarely decrease The bandwidth demand of tracking embedded system applications only goes in one direction–up–so it’s important to consider the lifetime costs of connection. Choose a modem based on what it may need to do in three to … Continue reading →

Battery life is critical The time between battery charging or replacement is critical to the success of some Industrial computer products. A container-mounted tracking device, for example, in-vehicle system may be required to run for several days if it’s being … Continue reading →

acrosser Technology, a world-leading onboard computer manufacturer, releases the product video for its 35-mm-high fanless in-vehicle computer, AIV-HM76V1FL. The footage displays a full view of each angle of this ultra-slim in-vehicle computer. All input and output interfaces are fully demonstrated … Continue reading →