Lanner Electronics Inc. announced that it has attained ISO 26262 certification for automotive functional safety and reinforcing its initiative in developing edge compute platforms for autonomous driving systems. Lanner is committed to bringing their AI-accelerated edge computing hardware solutions that are designed to enhance the performance of perception, prediction algorithms for autonomous driving systems.

Lanner Electronics and ADVA announced that Lanner’s NCA-4025 is now verified as an Intel Select Solution for uCPE with ADVA Ensemble Connector, giving communication service providers (CSPs) and enterprises a route to virtualization at the network edge.

In the past few years, electrical substations have become a primary target for cyberattacks. In fact, it is believed that power facilities are targets for modern cyber warfare.

Advanced AI applications now face fundamental challenges in latency and reliability. Hence, Edge-to-Cloud AI solutions that can be deployed with existing core IT infrastructure have become key AI enablers. Harnessing existing workflows is instrumental to Edge-ready solutions capable of closing complex gaps between core business IT investments, competencies, and next-generation AI opportunities.

The majority of IoT/IIoTs deployed in smart cities generate large sets of data, which can be perfect for many applications.

Lanner’s Edge Computing Appliances, Combined with the Hailo-8™ AI Acceleration Module, Offers the Highest Performance, Lowest Power, and Most Cost-Effective Edge AI Hardware Solutions for Smart Cities, Smart Retail and Industry 4.0

To address the high-speed broadband requirements of the U.S. government’s FirstNet public safety communications platform, Lanner Electronics has upgraded its V3S and V6S rugged in-vehicle computers with extension slots for FirstNet-ready Pigeon (PGN) modules. These modules, which are integrated onto a caddy, can be plugged into the aforementioned systems to add 4G or 4.5G LTE wireless connectivity today and 5G communications in the future.